4 - Business Planning Flashcards

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What do you do to help you business remain solvent ?

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Forecasting, reviewing profit margins, marketing, ensuring repeat custom, ensure to avoid claims, work within my competence.

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What could you sue to help evaluate the business

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SWOT Analysis

PESTLE Analysis

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What is a business plan and when would you use it ?

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A business plan is a formal written document containing the goals of a business, the methods for attaining those goals, and the time-frame for the achievement of the goals. It is used when seeking funding or expansion.

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4
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What is the contents of a business plan ?

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The overview, executive summary; general company description; the opportunity; industry and market; your strategy; the team; a marketing plan; operational plan; financial plan and the appendix

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5
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What is solvency ?

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the possession of assets in excess of liabilities; ability to pay one’s debts.

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When would you use a business plan ?

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Seeking funding or expansive to justify and explain the case for this.

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What are the types of business plans ?

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Start up business pans
internal business plan
growth business plan

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What is a creditor ?

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Someone who you owe money

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What is a debtor ?

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Some who owes you money

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10
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What would you include in a business plan?

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Executive summary
 Background
 management and organisation structure
 Markets
 Financial overview
 operational details
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What is a SWOT analysis?

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SWOT analysis is analysing Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. Competitors, prices of services, and consumer trends

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12
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Why might you use this?

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Within a business plan

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13
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What is the purpose of a business plan?

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The 3 most important purposes of a business plan are 1) to create an effective strategy for growth, 2) to determine your future financial needs, and 3) to attract investors (including angel investors and VC funding) and lenders.

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14
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How often might you update a business plan?

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Dependant on market conditions and growth .// direction of the business - every 12 months in some cases

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Why might financial information be included in a business plan?

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They are: (1) balance sheets; (2) income statements; (3) cash flow statements; and (4) statements of shareholders’ equity

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16
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Give some examples of what is included in your employer’s business plan?

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The company organogram, financial information and SWOT analysis - growth section drones and the use of technology

17
Q

What are some of your employer’s business targets & objectives for the current year?

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Grow the team, reach the target set, recover and progress following covid and further promote our presence within the north east market place

18
Q

Give me some examples of some new business areas your employer could considering moving into.

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The inclusion of technology such as laser scanning and drones into our offering to provide additional data within our services.

19
Q

Explain how you manage your own time to ensure you deliver projects in a cost-effective manner.

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Consider my fee proposals, weekly and monthly invoicing, reference involvement and any increase

20
Q

Briefly explain your employer’s cost recovery fee model.

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Cost recovery is a method of accounting in which a business only records the revenue it earns from a transaction at the time that the client has paid enough of the invoice that the business has recouped all its costs on the transaction.

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What other methods of fee recovery could be used?

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