Business Angel Plan 

If you are dreaming to strike it big...

Business plans, prepared for the attention of business angels and venture funds, are typically written in quite a different way compared to a business plan created to assist in obtaining more modest funding. Despite being very detailed it has to be ultimately concise. 

Business angels receive investment proposals in multiples every month, hence your number one priority is to grab their attention from the first page, so that your business plan does not go straight in the bin. In this case, first impressions count like nowhere else. 

Also, very successful business men and women are notoriously busy people and therefore, they do not have time to read volumes of literature. In order to get a business angel interested enough to continue to read your business plan beyond the first paragraph, and then get them to want to invest in you by the time they have read the last page, your business plan must be written very skilfully and pre-empt the majority of your investor's questions. 

At Professional Business Plans, writing this type of investment proposals and business plans is our particular strength. We have successfully delivered tens of business plans seeking multi-million investments. Most importantly, the success rate of projects securing funding based on our business plans is very high.
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Benefits of a professionally written Business Angel Plan:
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• Written by the Head Planner with Masters in Economics and Accounting and over 20 years of international business experience
• Ensures the content and format meets selection criteria of your audience
• Addresses specific issues, which businesses seeking significant investment must cover
• Saves you time researching, gathering, documenting and formatting information
• Provides you with an opportunity to move your business forward quicker 
• Presents you  as a professional business person with serious intentions

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​What is included in a Business Angel Plan?

​20-25 pages (plus Appendices) detailing: 

• Executive Summary
• The Opportunity
• The Team
• The Market
• The Investment Offer
• The Investment Risks and Risk Management
• The Finances including monthly Sales and Cash Flow, annual Profit & Loss account, key financial ratios

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How does it work? How long does it take?
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1. Call us on 02 4295 0079 or Request A Call Back
2. Book a time with our Head Planner. During our meeting or a telephone interview we will discuss your needs and the goals that your business wants to achieve. 
3. Following the meeting, you will receive an obligation-free service proposal clearly stating the brief for the Business Angel Plan, the outcomes of our services, steps involved, and the time frame to complete our services. 
4. It typically takes two weeks to write a business plan of this scale. However, every project is individual and we can be more specific once we know what yours entails.

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How much does a Business Angel Plan cost?
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Business Angel Plan costs from $2,685. The price is driven by the amount of work involved, the size of the document and graphic content.

Professional Business Plans
is a CPA Practice

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Confidentiality

You can be assured that any information you provide to us will remain confidential and we will not pass it on to any third party. 

​Signing a Non Disclosure Agreement is a standard practice for us.

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Why choose Professional Business Plans?

Benefit from our extensive experience in writing business plans, which helps secure funding and get ventures up and running quickly

Minimise risks with our quality financial forecasting

Tap into our knowledge of entrepreneurs' needs when starting a business

Get your questions answered through our access to the latest information and analysis

Take advantage of our affordable prices

Friendly, competent planners
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Get results fast 

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​Professional Business Plans is a CPA Practice
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​We write professional business angel plans for clients across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide and Hobart.