Target

The Center's services are primarily for:

• Small and medium-sized firms, interested in examining and implementing strategies for growth and investment. The Center often assists companies that are looking to pull together all elements relevant to an assessment of a project through a careful planning strategy, whose end goal is either an internal analysis finalized by the selection of a specific approach or a presentation to potential investors who might be interested in offering financial support to the initiative.
• Aspiring entrepreneurs, who often need assistance evaluating their ideas, can benefit from the presentation of an organic document that illustrates the overall organization and the economic aspects of their project, subsequent to their entrance into the world of capital. Also, the Center offers comprehensive assistance to start-ups, providing services to foster growth and specialized assistance in all areas of new business management.
• CPA and consulting agencies, that lack sufficient internal resources can turn to the Center for help with clients who need assistance in the areas of planning or assessment of the business types described above. In this sense, it is possible to describe two types of Partnerships with the Center, one of assistance (Assistance Partnership) and another which anticipates a service directed at the end client (Intermediary Partnership). To request an in-depth description of these two forms of collaboration, email us at info@bplancenter.com.
• Professional associations and business groups can increase the range of services they offer their members through a partnership with Business Plan Center, which has the advantage of guaranteeing special rates to those who might wish to use the Center's services.
• Corporations - local, regional, and public - often need to evaluate the feasibility and the quality of their associates' business plans, especially when considering a merger.
• Corporate banks, as professional associations, can partner with the Center to secure special status for their clients. Banks may also be interested in outsourcing to manage the appraisal of complex loans, in which there is a presentation of a business plan of a certain complexity or an initiative for project financing.