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Writing a Business Plan - Part 8 - Conclusion

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12. Conclusion

Congratulations, you have completed your business plan.

Conclude by highlighting the main items that point to success of your plan and why your organisation is in a position to execute it.

Finally, add any appendices that are relevant and will support the plan.

TIPS
  • Be brief.
  • This is the best section to transmit your optimism without exaggerating.

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    • Posted February 13, 2005

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