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How to Develop a Business Plan in Six Easy Steps
"A simple, pragmatic approach to planning, execution & achievement"
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm | check-in starts at 5:30 pm
Norwalk City Hall
125 East Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06851
SCORE Fairfield County in Partnership with First County Bank Present this FREE Small Business Workshop
A business plan is an essential road map for business success, but few small businesses ever complete a plan due to over-complicated approaches that entail too much theory, writing and detail. This workshop will give you pragmatic, straightforward tools for setting goals, developing action plans for achieving them, measuring how you are doing on an ongoing basis and adjusting accordingly. You will learn:
- What is a Business Plan and why should a business owner develop one?
- The "Business Plan Express" method for existing businesses.
- How to research the market - your industry, customers and competitors
- How to analyze your own business
- How to define/refine your business niche
- How to set business objectives
- How to create a simple action plan to achieve your objectives
- How to set up monthly tools to monitor your progress against your goals
Our Speaker: David Albright is an active SCORE counselor with extensive experience in the consumer products industry including being President of Pepperidge Farm, Inc., Godiva Chocolatier Worldwide and Glacial Confections, a start-up venture. He currently consults with venture capital firms on the food and confectionery industries. David has a BS degree from Villanova University, an MBA from Indiana University, a Certificate in Financial Planning (CFP) from Boston University, and a Master's in Burgundy from the French Wine Society (FWS).