I am thinking of opening my own little nail salon with one or two hair stylists. maybe a 4 person operation at the most.

My brother who is a business man has the cash for such a venture, but I don’t want to just ask, “Hey, can you spot me some funds?” He wouldn’t mind if I approached him like that, but I sort of want to be more respectful than that.

QUESTION:
Do you have a real simple business plan outline that I can use while approaching him so he can have an at-a-glance view of what we are trying to do?

just a simple summary of the business concept and the market segment…
just a sample…to serve as a guide…

that should include goals, objectives, departments, policies procedures, rules and regulations………….

It seems that it’s a pretty simple business model, the people who run the business make the most money, and then people under them are delegated jobs and levels of pay accordingly. Why does Obama think the people at the top need to pay disproportionately more, therefore destroying this model, ruining businesses and further hurting the economy?

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I need business plan tips. Outline or details of business plans for the company trading in all kinds of jewellery ( gold jewellery, silver jewellery and diamond jewellery).

nail salon business plan

I just started my event planning business and I was trying to figure out how I should conduct business. My plan was to have people go to my website (www.ragazzaentertainment.info) and give me a brief description of the event that they wanted me to put together. Then I would call them (within 24-48 or receiving their request for my services,) and get all the details.(I intend on charging my clients a flat fee so that way there are no surprises and they no exactly how much my services are going to cost them.) So I would then proceed to set up a date where we could meet. On the day that we meet we would talk about options, budget, etc and they would have to pay me at least half of the fee at this point. The day before the event I would meet them again, answer any questions that they may have and collect the rest of the fee.

I guess my question is this: Is that a good way to conduct business? Does that format seem professional? Please I need as much input as possible because I really want this business to be successful. Thanks!

I am opening a shoe store and would like help getting a business plan in case there is anything I forget. Is there any free ones?

Someone I know creates business plans/proposals for service businesses….what s another name for a person who does this????