Main Parts of a Business Plan

G9_Q4_Module 1
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:

 identify the basic parts of a business plan;

 write your own business plan; and
 appreciates the importance of business plan.

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1. In business plan, the TRUE OR FALSE

executive summary must be Read and analyze the statements carefully.
written first.

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TRUE OR FALSE
2. Business plan is the Read and analyze the statements carefully.
overview of the business.

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3. Before writing your
business plan, you have to
evaluate yourself first and
then decide if your business TRUE OR FALSE
idea has a good chance of Read and analyze the statements carefully.
success.

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4. The main reason why you

must develop your own
business plan is to be TRUE OR FALSE
prepared on all aspects of Read and analyze the statements carefully.
your business.

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5. The executive summary is

often called the most TRUE OR FALSE
important part of the Read and analyze the statements carefully.
business plan.

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 PARTS OF A
BUSINESS PLAN
Section One: The Executive
Summary

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Executive Summary
It is the overview of the business. It includes the following: (1) Short description of what your proposal is all about (2)
Name of the Proponent and Brief Biography (3) Name of the business and how it will operate.

Purpose
•Its purpose is to summarize the key points of a document
for its readers, saving them time and preparing them for the
upcoming content.
•The executive summary goes in the beginning of the plan
but it is written last. It should provide a short, concise and
optimistic overview of your business that captures the
reader's attention and gives them an interest
in learning more about it. This is why the executive
summary is often called the most important part of the
business plan.
Features
• The executive summary should be no more than two
pages long with brief summaries of other sections of the
plan By: Susan Ward.
• It's always easier to write something if you can read an
example first, so here is an executive summary example
that you can use as a pattern for your own business
plan's executive summary.

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Executive Summary
It is the overview of the business. It includes the following: (1) Short description of what your proposal is all about (2)
Name of the Proponent and Brief Biography (3) Name of the business and how it will operate.

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 ThankYou
Lina Rose M. Ambas
0917-885-8011
linarose.ambas@deped.gov.ph
Deped Tayo SJDMNTS

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