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A Bank Business Plan includes every piece of the planning puzzle that a bank loan officer would need to see before signing off on the funding. This plan focuses on professionally developed financials intended to show the ability to successfully pay back a bank loan.

Ideal for:Anyone seeking traditional bank funding or looking to secure a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan. Read More

An investor business plan services will showcase Return on Investment (ROI) and offer a compelling description of the experience, commitment, and business acumen of the company’s leaders. This plan seeks to instill a sense of confidence in investors while also getting them excited about what your company has to offer. An investor business plan will show that the company has strong potential to reward those who invest while mitigating risk.

Ideal for: Anyone looking to work with venture capitalists, angel investors, or private investors that provide funding in return for equity in the company. Read More

A franchise business plan services will demonstrate how the location being funded is supported by the strength of the parent organization, while also demonstrating that the new location adds value to the over-arching company. Franchise business plans are a mix of information on the parent company and the franchise being funded; they place heavy emphasis on the market that would support the new location.

Ideal for: Anyone looking to fund a franchise. This kind of business plan can also help make a case for a new franchise location to the parent company, increasing the chances that your location will be approved. Read More

A strategic business plan is a valuable tool for business builders, allowing them to prepare for the future by aligning their business goals with their market, industry predictions and plans for structuring the company as it grows. This kind of business plan is a true roadmap to success that can help a savvy business owner define and meet goals more quickly by staying one step ahead of growing pains and economic turbulence. The plan is also commonly used for Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A).

Ideal for: Anyone who wants a goal-oriented strategy for growing a business quickly and strategically, while minimizing distractions and dead-end side projects. Read More

Description: Rather than focusing on Return on Investment (ROI) or profit margins, a Nonprofit (501 (C)(3) business plan services are created to demonstrate good stewardship of funds received in support of the company’s mission. As with any other business plan, a nonprofit plan will include goals and market needs assessments, along with financials, but the mission of the plan will be to show that those leading the nonprofit have the experience, knowledge, and goals in place to manage funds received from any source.

Ideal for: Those looking to start a Nonprofit (501 (C)(3) organization.

Merging your company with another, or taking on someone’s else’s business, means also merging your vision and goals with the dreams, concepts, and commitments of someone else. A professionally prepared Merger Business Plan Services can smooth the way, letting you get back to business fast. When two companies merge, two sets of leaders must also join their hopes and business dreams and the fruits of their hard work to create something new. We’ve got some insight into the plan and the process to make things a little less stressful. 

Ideal for: For business ventures merging or being acquired. Read More

The Corporate Business Plan is an internal business planning tool that prioritizes operations within the available resources and identifies external resources needed.

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Description: The United States offers several different visa programs allowing immigrants with valuable business skills to enter and work in the United States (Read below to learn more about each type of visa.) Immigration business plans must show that the person seeking a visa — as well as the company sponsoring the applicant or being created — meets very strict government guidelines about required skills and job creation.

Ideal for: Those looking to bring talent from another country to boost growth, or those seeking to immigrate to the United States for the purpose of creating a business.

Types of Immegration Business Plan

L-1 Visa
An L-1 visa is a non-immigrant, short-term visa, often used to allow company leaders or specialists to assist in specific initiatives. L-1 visas are available to employees of an international company with offices in both the United States and abroad. Read More

E-2 Visa
An E-2 visa is an investor visa, and it allows investors to enter and work in the United States. in order to direct and control a substantial investment in the company. This is a renewable visa. Read More

EB-5 Visa
An EB-5 visa allows investors to begin the process of becoming a permanent United States resident. This visa requires an investment of at least $1.8 million and the creation of at least ten jobs for American workers. In areas of high unemployment, the investment requirement drops to $900,000. Read More