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Entrepreneur’s Name Grade Age Business Name 1

Explain your business plan and why you selected it. Type of Business-Define the terms in #1 1.Service, Retail, Manufacturing, Wholesale 2.How will you satisfy a consumers need? Legal Structure- Define the terms in #3 3.Sole Proprietorship, Partnership,, Limited Liability Company or Not-for-Profit organization. 4.Why did you select this legal structure? Business Profile 2

Mission Statement A mission statement is a company’s constant reminder to its employees and customers of why the company exists. 3

Opportunity Define opportunity 1.List 3 ways your business fulfills a consumer need/solves a problem Qualifications 1.List 3 reasons why you are qualified to run this business. 4

Product/Service Description List unique features of your product/service Describe how you believe your product/service will satisfy consumers needs.

Business & Educational Goals Business -[enter short term goal] -[enter long term goal] Educational -[enter short term goal - [enter long term goal] 6