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Non-Profit
Business Plan
The Non-profit business plan must be a narrative
- a story - explaining how the non-profit
will thrive given its activities
Nonprofit businesses are unique, and have different challenges and priorities than for-profit businesses. So a nonprofit business plan should be different as well, helping to answer questions about financing the business and market differentiation.
Our non-profit business plan includes market research and analysis, and takes into account the nonprofit’s mission and vision, the role of the board, external environmental factors, such as the climate for fundraising, and the potential for changes in basic assumptions about the nonprofit’s operating environment.
ANATOMY OF A
BUSINESS PLAN
BUSINESS PLAN
BUSINESS PLAN
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CONTENTS
WHAT LENDERS
LOOK FOR
LOOK FOR
ANATOMY OF A
BUSINESS PLAN
BUSINESS PLAN
A Jevo business plan comes with a clear and compelling narrative, credible marketing and growth strategies, in-depth market research, a robust financial plan,
and an aesthetically pleasing design.
BUSINESS PLAN
CONTENTS
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Our solution
We work together with our clients to develop a realistic action plan around sustainable growth that leverages their core strengths.
Non-Profit Business Plan
- Audience: Government agencies, Donors, Investors
- Size:up to 45 pages
- Timeframe: 15 days
- Assigned Team: Senior Analyst, Senior Writer, Senior Financial modeler, Graphic Designer
- Graphic Design: Custom (Included)
Document contents:
- Executive Summary
- Competitive Analysis
- Business Model
- Mission/Goals
- Services
- SWOT Analysis
- Marketing Mix
- Management Team
- Market Analysis
- Market Forecast
- Exit Strategy
- Business/Operating Strategy
- 5 Forces Analysis
- Marketing Strategy
- Financial Model
- Use of Proceeds
WHAT LENDERS
LOOK FOR
LOOK FOR
We’ve learned over the years that investors tend to invest in a certain kind of company. Our team is comprised of former operators, investment bankers and even investors who know what an award winning plan looks like.
Hard Data
A lender’s goal is to achieve an adequate ROI. Companies must show that they’ve had historically excellent financial performance. Start-ups must show a compelling financial plan and robust projections.
Compelling Narrative
Lenders hear thousands of pitches packed with hard data. What makes an investor choose one business plan over the other? The story. Investors are people too and can be swayed by a compelling narrative.
Market
Investors prefer to put their money into market-driven rather than technology-driven or service driven companies. They are also less likely to invest in depressed industries. They expect entrepreneurs to dive into extensive market research.
Robust Financial Plan
Loan officers want to know that entrepreneurs and leaders have thought through the financial feasibility of the business. They will pay particular attention to the financial forecasts within your financial plan.
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Senior Grant Writer
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Investor Introduction
Leverage our extensive global network of
angel investors
As part of our commitment to the success of every project, we connect our clients to Private Equity firms, venture capital firms, and Family Offices whose investment theses align with our client's business model.
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