2. Assignments - Business Plan  Should have turned in Summary, Company Description (Location? Add), Overview with name, logo, tag line and mission.  Next Steps  Management Team Plan  Product or Service Plan  Should have turned in Summary, Company Description (Location? Add), Overview with name, logo, tag line and mission.  Next Steps  Management Team Plan  Product or Service Plan

3. Management Plan  Key Executives and Personnel  Describe the management team that will help you achieve your business goals. Explain the duties and the salary of each team member. Provide a list of benefits that each person will provide the venture including previous experience, skill sets, and personal traits.  Key Advisors  Describe the advisors who will guide your management team in policy decisions. Provide a list of benefits that each person will provide the venture including their previous experience, skill sets, and personal traits.  Service Providers  Explain the service providers you will hire and the advantages they bring to the venture.  Key Executives and Personnel  Describe the management team that will help you achieve your business goals. Explain the duties and the salary of each team member. Provide a list of benefits that each person will provide the venture including previous experience, skill sets, and personal traits.  Key Advisors  Describe the advisors who will guide your management team in policy decisions. Provide a list of benefits that each person will provide the venture including their previous experience, skill sets, and personal traits.  Service Providers  Explain the service providers you will hire and the advantages they bring to the venture.

4. Product or Service Plan  Products and Services  Describe the characteristics of your products or services. For products, include how the products will be created and produced and who will manufacture them.  Unique Selling Proposition  Describe the features, benefits, and unique selling proposition of your products or services.  Competitive Products or Services  Describe the features, benefits, and unique selling proposition of your competitors ’ products or services. Explain how your products and services will be unique and positioned in the market.  Product Development Milestones  Explain the steps you will take to conceive, design, test, and evaluate your products and services.  Products and Services  Describe the characteristics of your products or services. For products, include how the products will be created and produced and who will manufacture them.  Unique Selling Proposition  Describe the features, benefits, and unique selling proposition of your products or services.  Competitive Products or Services  Describe the features, benefits, and unique selling proposition of your competitors ’ products or services. Explain how your products and services will be unique and positioned in the market.  Product Development Milestones  Explain the steps you will take to conceive, design, test, and evaluate your products and services.

5. TrademarksTrademarks Patents CopyrightPatentsCopyright TrademarksTrademarks Patents CopyrightPatentsCopyright  Trademark Definition, use and selection of trademarks. A trademark can be a word, a logo, a number, a letter, a slogan, a sound, a color, or sometimes even a smell which is identifies the source of goods and/or services with which the trademark is used. Trademarks can be owned by individuals or companies and should be registered at a governmental agency which is usually referred to as the Trademarks Office. When a trademark is used in connection with services, it is sometimes referred to as a "servicemark". Trademarks not infrequently as used in domain names by taking the trademark and adding a top level domain designator (such as.com,.net or the like) to it.  Patents grant an inventor the right to exclude others from producing or using the inventor's discovery or invention for a limited period of time. The U.S. patent laws have been enacted by Congress, under its Constitutional grant of authority, to protect the discoveries of inventors.  Trademark Definition, use and selection of trademarks. A trademark can be a word, a logo, a number, a letter, a slogan, a sound, a color, or sometimes even a smell which is identifies the source of goods and/or services with which the trademark is used. Trademarks can be owned by individuals or companies and should be registered at a governmental agency which is usually referred to as the Trademarks Office. When a trademark is used in connection with services, it is sometimes referred to as a "servicemark". Trademarks not infrequently as used in domain names by taking the trademark and adding a top level domain designator (such as.com,.net or the like) to it.  Patents grant an inventor the right to exclude others from producing or using the inventor's discovery or invention for a limited period of time. The U.S. patent laws have been enacted by Congress, under its Constitutional grant of authority, to protect the discoveries of inventors.

6.  Copyright is a protection that covers published and unpublished literary, scientific and artistic works, whatever the form of expression, provided such works are fixed in a tangible or material form. Information regarding internet copyrights, public domain and/or royalty-free stuff, etc.