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Business Plan Format For Chapter 1 and Front Page
Business Plan Format For Chapter 1 and Front Page
Business Plan Format For Chapter 1 and Front Page
Entrepreneurship makes your life happy and successful. You can be a dynamic and successful
entrepreneur someday.
You have learned lessons about entrepreneurship like its definition, its salient features, its
importance, its types and natures and others. Now it’s time to create your own business plan
and implement it after
Entrepreneurs can be inventors, designers, employers, managers, writers, chef, and more. They
come up with new ideas and think of better ways to make and do things that help people.
Entrepreneurs ask themselves questions, solve problems and meet needs.
Let us begin with New Ideas!
NEW IDEAS! It starts with new ideas. Entrepreneurs think of new things to sell or new
ways to help people. Many times, they look at what is already being done. Then they
think of ways to make things better. Look around your community. What are the needs of
the people? For example, ask yourself, what would a new style of clothes or shoes look
like?
There are sources of entrepreneurial ideas, some of them are as follow:
1. People’s interests
2. Past experiences
3. Changes in the environment
4. Technological discovery and advancement
5. Government’s thrust, programs, and policies
The creation of entrepreneurial ideas leads to identification of entrepreneurial opportunities.
(Note: Think carefully for the name of the business. The proposed name then will be submitted
to the Department of Industry for approval and suggestions.)
Submitted by:
Baro, Kathleen Casey D.
Cabellon, Rhanze Ashley C.
Cruz, Khyle Xyrone J.
Danieles, Ella Joy C.
Dela Paz, Isabel G.
Diga Dan Benedict M.
Encinares, Paulene Beatriz C.
Ramirez, Anna Donessa V.
Santiago, Eliana Jade S.
Submitted to:
Mr. Eros Charles Shelly O. Zagala
May 2020
Chapter 1
Introduction
This chapter of the business plan presents the description of the business, its location,
and the total funding requirements and the possible funding sources.
Funding Requirements (The total initial cost of the business must be clearly indicated. It
should include the projected breakdown or allocation of the total costs. Example, magkano ang
para sa building (kung magtatayo), rent (kugn magre-rent magkano ang rent monthly), fixtures
(mga assets na unmovable like chandelier, built-in cabinets, built-in airconditioner, toilet, sinks),
equipments (like kung restaurant is refrigerator, cooler, food warmer, electric stove, microwave
oven, toaster, oven toaster, exhaust fan, etc.), supplies (mga kailangan to produce/manufacture
the products), and working capital (current assets minus current liabilities).
Source of Funds
(Manggagaling ba ang funds sa sarili like savings, or partly mula sa saving and partly from
creditors from lending company like banks)