Acquire Venture Capital
Are you looking to secure Venture Capital? Here are some tips and tricks. The first area you need to focus on is your business plan, outlook, and why you are looking to acquire additional funds. The below overview will assist you with achieving your goal.
I. Executive Summary ( 5 – 12 pages) – Summary level view of your business. Suitable for private investor, friends and family and angel investors. Includes Profit & Loss (”P&L”) summary.
II. Standard Business Plan ( 25 – 35 pages) – Complete business plan including market analysis, operations detail, competitor analysis and detailed financials (complete model with all 3 pro forma financial statements – Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows). Suitable for Small Business Administration (SBA) loans, Bank Loans, Commercial Loans and Venture Capital.
III. Platinum Business Plan (greater than 40 pages) – Standard business plan PLUS extended market, competitor and financial analysis. Includes Discounted Cash Flow and Private Placement Valuation Models. Private placement memoranda or PPMs also fit into this category. Suitable for Equity capital raisings under Securities Exchange Commissions (SEC) Regulation D guidelines.
Other forms of Venture Capital may include: Bulge Bracket Investment Banking, Technology Venture Capital, Private Equity, Hedge Fund, Corporate Finance and Business Consulting
