Why Should You Develop a Business Plan for Going Concern, How to Do It, and How Do You Convert the Plan Into Action?

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Post Published: 09 February 2009
Author: Mark Orton
Found in section: Business structure, Financial Management, Meetings, Strategy/Planning

Tags: business plan, ceo, customers, financial statements, innovation, Marketing/Sales, opportunities, owner, People, Product Development, strategic plan, strategies, Strategy/Planning, tasks, team

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