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TwitterWriting an EXECUTIVE SUMMARY is easy once you have written your business plan. Your executive summary should simply summarize your business plan in a concise and clear manner. In this article I will provide you with a few SAMPLE EXECUTIVE SUMMARIES.
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Executive Summary – What is the Critical Information that Investors are Looking for?
January 4th, 2010 
admin The executive summary is the most important part of your business plan and as such it deserves much of your attention. This is the document that will sell your business idea to a potential investor. Although there is no standard way of writing an executive summary there are certain information that every savvy investor is looking for in an executive summary, which will help her/him decide if your business plan is worth reading. Continue reading to see a sample EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OUTLINE.
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No Comments »Executive Summary – What You Should Know
January 4th, 2010 admin The executive summary is the cornerstone of your business plan. It is generally the first part of your plan reviewed by the audience. Its goal is to convince your audience that your business plan is worth reading. If the executive summary is poorly written or provides insufficient or misleading facts, the audience may not read any further. Although some suggest that the executive summary should be five pages or less in length, from my experience investors rarely like to read more than two pages. My advice is to try to keep is as short as possible, not more then two pages without compromising the content, of course.
