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Business Plan Preparation. Frank Moyes Leeds College of Business University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado. Today’s Agenda. Matt Emmi, founder OneButton Publishing your plan Investor presentations Executive Summary Team meetings – review financial projections Hand-in Management Plan
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Business Plan Preparation Frank MoyesLeeds College of Business University of ColoradoBoulder, Colorado Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Today’s Agenda • Matt Emmi, founder OneButton • Publishing your plan • Investor presentations • Executive Summary • Team meetings – review financial projections • Hand-in • Management Plan • Financial Plan (4 statements) • Income Statement • Balance Sheet • Cash Flow • Assumptions Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
End of Semester Schedule I • Practice Presentations Workshop • 1 hour • Dec 6 & 7 • S127 • Dec 8 (Monday) 12:00 noon email Exec Summary in Word.doc to Frank Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
End of Semester Schedule II • Dec 10 (Wednesday) Cut Round all teams for grade • Morning session begins at 8:30am • Evening session begins at 6:30pm • Presentations in S127 • 15 minute presentation • 15 minute Q & A Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
End of Semester Schedule III • Hand in • 2 copies of Plan • 1 copy Financial model – all worksheets • 1 copy of slide presentation • Select 4 teams for finals • Grading Criteria are on the website • Attendance required to do FCQ’s & peer evaluations • Business casual Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
End of Semester Schedule IV • Jan 12 (Monday) four finalists submit 6 copies to Deming Entrepreneurship Center before 12:00 noon • Jan 14 Finals Competition • Reception at 5:30 • Competition in at 6:00 in ? (video) • Invite friends and family Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Publish Your Plan I • Length • Plan: 20 pages max • Appendices: 10 pages max • 5 year IS, BS and CF in Appendix with detailed assumptions • Customer survey: summary results and how conducted • Resumes • Development Gantt timeline • Drawings, specifications, layout • Capital expenditure detail • Other import information that investors would need to understand the plan Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Publish Your Plan II • Font size 12 point • Use tables and graphs (sources) • Show sources of info in parentheses or footnotes • Spiral binding, white paper • Cover sheet with team member names Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Publish Your Plan III • Financial info in Plan • Financial Summary with key assumptions • Offering & Valuation • Sources & Uses • 5 year IS, BS and CF in Appendix with detailed assumptions • Financial projection from the model with all assumption worksheets in separate binding Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Publish Your Plan IV • Less is better • White space • Make it interesting to read • Make it real • Use photos • Use color if it is appropriate • No weasel words • Proof read and spelling Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Business Plan Elements • Executive Summary • Company Overview • Product or Service Description • Market & Industry Analysis • Marketing Plan • Operations Plan • Development Plan • Management Plan • Competitive Advantage • Financial Plan • Funding Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
One Page Executive Summary • Opportunity • Product/Service • Marketing Strategy • Competitive Advantage • Management • Financial • Funding Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Opportunity Product/Service Marketing Strategy Competitive Advan Management Financial Funding = Size, trends & solves a problem = Differentiation = Key elements = Sustainable = Critical = Revenue, profitability = Cash required, offering Executive Summary Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Presenting Your Plan • 15 minutes • Make it real - tell a story • Focus on 3 or 4 points you want judges to remember • Introduce points • Repeat in Summary • Show prototypes, exhibits, short videos • Test slides for clarity in your class room before presentation • Practice transitions between presenters Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Presentation Slides • 12 to 15 Slides • Back-up slides to help in answering likely questions • Each slide conveys one point • Everything on the slide must support the point • 3 bullets • Use simple graphics to convey point Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Questions & Answers • 15 minutes • Answer 30 seconds or less • Decide beforehand who will answer what questions • Unless team member is in trouble, only one answer • If don’t like your answer, they will ask again • If you don’t know the answer, say so Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Overview (3 key points) The Problem Opportunity The Solution Target Customer Competition Sustainable Competitive Advantage Go To Market Strategies Management Financial summary Funding Risks Funding & Offering Conclusion (3 key points) Killer Slide Presentation Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
How to Make an Effective Investor Presentation • Sources • Jim Linfield, Cooley Godward • Deloitte & Touche • accelerator Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Title Slide • Name of your firm • Date • Name of investor firm • Optional: How much money is being sought for this round? • Appropriate graphics (logo, etc.) Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Overview • Elevator speech (not on slide) • Value proposition (not on slide) • Introduce team • 3 key points want investors to remember • Get their attention Get their attention Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
The Problem • What problem are you solving? • Must be easily understood & communicable • Validate by referring • Customer research • Interviews – use quotes What is the pain? Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Opportunity • Size & growth • Trends • Focus on your segment Bases for Marketing Plan Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
The Solution • Describe what you do • Key features • Benefits to target customer (could be a 2nd slide) • Future products/services What are the unique benefits? Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Target Customer • Validation - use your customer research • Consumer • Demographics & psychographics • How make buying decisions • Business • Type of companies • How make buying decisions Who's your customer Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Competition • Identify your competitors • Current & future • Direct & indirect • Strength & weaknesses • Barriers to entry that you face Positioning Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Sustainable Competitive Advantage • How are you different than your competitors • Perceptual maps? • Barriers to entry that you can create • Resources and capabilities Sustainable Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Go to Market Strategy(could be 2-3 slides) • High Level description • Target market • Distribution - channel • Positioning • Sales strategies • Communications • Pricing strategy • Roll out plan • Partnerships Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Distributors 6 US 10 European 2 Asian MID-MARKET INDIRECT SALES Strategic PartnersIBM 82% F1000 DIRECT SALES $4B Market Go To Market Strategy Today 18% Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
DistributorsSirriusAvNetSupport Net MID-MARKET Strategic Partners IBMISS SymantecTripwire INDIRECT SALES 50% IndependentSoftware Vendors JD EdwardsSAP Infinium 50% F1000 DIRECT SALES $4B Market Go To Market Strategy Tomorrow Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Management • Key officers • Backgrounds • Accomplishments • Who is missing? • Interim management Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Financial Summary Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Risks • 2 or 3 that are unique to you venture • What can go wrong & what must go right? • How will you mitigate Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Funding & Offering • Sources & Uses • Different rounds • Amount being raised • % of Company • Return on Investment • See Hecho en Case & Chalk2Me • Debt • Repayment terms • Interest rate • Exit Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Hecho en CasaSources & Uses Statement Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Conclusion • Summarize 3 key points • Good investment • Questions Viable company Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Backup Slides Revenue Model Customer research summary Operations Key benchmarks Key financial assumptions Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Be Ready to Talk About Your Critical Assumptions • Margins • Comp’s • Key assumptions • Break-even • Major expenditures • Working Capital • Burn rate Back –up Slides Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations
Suggestions • Use your customer surveys to support • Tell a story • Don’t be boring • Use charts, graphs, simple tables Publishing the Plan & Investor Presentations