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Business Plan Template Multilingual has renewed, the second edition with instructions for all sections is now available: a semi-compiled ready-to-use business plan, that combines simplicity with professionalism, completeness with modularity. It is published in 4 languages English, Italian, French, Spanish, and each in 3 versions: Template (complete), Weekend (light), Idea (essential). It saves time, because it can be prepared in one day for new ideas, or re-launch of existing activities, and after signing the Confidentiality Agreement it is handed over to potential financiers, who will be convinced to invest by the exit strategy, prepared by you. A new business idea is often born from a simple intuition; to this ‘idea intuition’ it is necessary to provide a basic conceptual structure, but above all a practical elaboration tool, to verify the validity of the entrepreneurial project on which to build a real business; this tool is called Business Plan. But creating a ‘business model’ like the Multilingual Business Plan Template, i.e. valid for different types of companies, is not easy, because multidisciplinary, creative and applicative skills are needed at the same time. The author of this business plan, Giorgio Pes, has proven to be creative both on a conceptual level, being an inventor who has obtained patents for industrial inventions, utility models, and company trademarks; and on an applicative level, having founded a professional training school to teach practical subjects, such as bookkeeping and budgeting. The Business Plan Template Multilingual enhances creativity, because it is itself a concentration of innovations, including: 1) the workbook, a structure to note the development of the idea without following a predefined order; 2) the first note creative works, to assign an economic value to the work done by the owner for the development of the idea; 3) the special data collection structure, to keep the disclosable information separate from the confidential information, and not to prejudice the ownership of the idea; 4) the self-assessment form, to be sure to present the idea to the financiers in the best way; 5) the budget generated directly from the data of the answers; 6) a reserved Sponsor space on the front page, to favour the sponsorship of a bank, a university, a company; 7) the ‘satisfied or reimbursed’ clause, not common for a printed book; 8) a form already prepared for the possible sale of the idea in whole or in part; 9) practical example of presentation of the idea with PowerPoint, for potential lenders. Although it is a complete structure, it can be elaborated in three distinct phases: 1) development of the idea, 2) aggregation of the team, 3) drafting of the budget. This is why it has been published in three separate books: Business Plan Idea, Business Plan Weekend, Business Plan Template Multilingual.
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