Research shows that people who take the time to write an effective business plan are two and a half times more likely to succeed than those that don’t. That in mind, does this mean that ONLY people wanting to start up a new business should write a business plan?  Can small business owners who are currently experiencing challenges within their businesses benefit from writing a business plan? The answer is, undoubtedly yes!

If you are planning to start a new business or currently running your own business, it is necessary to have a business plan whether it be to drive your business in a viable direction, effectively managing growth or succession planning, leveraging changes in your market or applying for investment.

Join Marissa for this 1 hour session where she will cover:

• How to draft your business plan
• What documents will you need to include if you are applying to investors or banks.
• The six major areas namely,  the vision and mission, the SWOT analysis, the team, the financial plan, the market and the operations.
• Questions you need to ask when drafting your business plan

Marissa will run through each section, making it an easy, yet valuable, exercise to help you create a working document that will help your business succeed.

Date:     Thursday 12 November

Time:    18h00 – 19h00 (Via Zoom)

Costs:    R250

MORE ABOUT MARISSA

Marissa has a passion for assisting small business owners and this is highly evident in her training where she generously shares her knowledge gained as a Qualified Business Accountant and a successful small business owner herself.  She focuses strongly on building sustainable relationships with her clients, while simplifying their business accounting needs. Her role as the owner and accountant at The Tax shop Bedfordview, is to save not only money but also, afford her clients the benefit of having more time to do what they do best.