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The executive summary briefly outlines the main points of the business plan, providing a quick read of the business's goals and the strategies to achieve them.

This section provides information on what the company does, its products, its competitive advantages, and the markets it serves.

This part analyzes the industry, market size, growth, and trends as well as the target audience, outlining the opportunities and competition.

This section outlines the organizational structure, details of the management team, and the qualifications of the board of directors.

Describes the products or services offered, the benefits to customers, and the product life cycle.

This outlines the sales strategy, marketing plans, and the means through which customer relationships will be developed and maintained.

If seeking funding, this section specifies the amount needed, possible future funding requirements, and the proposed use of funds.

This provides financial forecasts including profit and loss statements, cash flow projections, and balance sheets, aiming to project the company's financial future.

An optional section that includes resumes, permits, leases, legal documentation, and other pertinent documents to support information in the plan.

This section describes the physical necessities of the business's operation, such as the physical location, facilities, and equipment.

It provides details on how the business will achieve its goals, including sales forecasts, marketing strategies, and the action plan for achieving objectives.

This analysis evaluates the business's Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats to help plan strategic decisions.

Outlines any current gaps in the management team and the strategies for filling these positions or overcoming associated challenges.

Describes the business owner's strategic plan for to selling or handing over the business to another company or entrepreneur.