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BUSINESS PLAN For BUSINESS NAME Submitted by Owner s Name Address, City, Zip Code Phone: 361-XXX-XXX Date: 00/00/2016

Table of Contents I. Executive Summary II. III. IV. Name of Business Ownership of Business Information on the Business a. Type of Business and Products & Service Mission Statement b. History of Business c. Location and Hours of Operation d. Revenues and Accounting Revenues Process Revenue Assumptions Accounting and Recordkeeping e. Inventory and Supplies f. Legal g. Current Proposal V. Market Analysis a. Industry Overview b. Competition Profile c. Market Segmentation VI. VII. VIII. IX. Marketing Strategy a. Promotion b. Advertising c. Sales Strategy Management Plan a. Management b. Employee Details c. Third Party Contracted Services Financial Analysis a. Basis b. Assumptions c. Detailed financial information Other (We will update this section for specifics when plan is complete) Page 2 of 19

I. Executive Summary Company and Background (1-2 paragraphs on basic company information including age of company, location, owners names, size in employees and/or sales, major products or services, and major accomplishments/milestones.) Market Opportunity and Industry Overview (2-4 paragraphs describing the need for your product or service. Describe the current problem and how your product or service will fix it. Use current and creditable third-party verification, if possible. Provide descriptions of market size and trends, target customers, their needs, and your company s solution.) Competition and Competitive Advantages (1-2 paragraphs describing key competitors and how you compare to them on issues that are important to the customer. Give emphasis to sustainable competitive advantages.) Marketing Plan (2-3 paragraphs describing how you will reach your target market and motivate them to buy your product or service. Include strategies for branding, promotion, pricing, packaging, distribution channels, etc. that fit your circumstances.) Management and Operations (List key members of your management team. You may also include key advisors) (Team member #1 name, title) (1-3 sentences of most critical background information) (Team member #2 name, title) (1-3 sentences of most critical background information) (Team member #3 name, title) (1-3 sentences of most critical background information, add additional management team members as necessary) Page 3 of 19

(1-2 paragraphs describing key issues in production, operations and logistics. This could include key suppliers and an overview of how goods or services are purchased or produced. Financing Needs and Financial Results (If you are seeking financing for your business include 1-2 paragraphs explaining how much money you will need to start or expand your business, where you expect it to come from (include debt and equity), and what you are going to use it for. Page 4 of 19

II. Name of the Business The business has an Assumed Name Certificate (DBA) as X and it has been registered in the XXXXXXXX County, Texas. III. Ownership of Business XXXXX legal business structure is a XXXXX registered in Texas with XXXXX with XXX holding XX% and XXX holding XX% of the outstanding shares. IV. Information on the Business a. Type of Business and Products or Service (What is the purpose of the product or service you are offering? What market need does your product or service meet? What features make your product or service unique? Is there a customer-perceived need for your product or service? What benefits do the customers get by buying your product or service? What related products or services will you offer now or in the future? What limitations do you have (expansion, government regulations, insurance, weather, perishability, obsolescence, etc.) Do you have proprietary rights over the product or service (patents, copyrights, trademarks)? How are you getting your product or service to the customer-distribution?) XXXXXX is a xxxxxxxxxxxxxx business providing xxxxxxxxxxxxxx for xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. General products include, but not limited to: Specialized products will include: Page 5 of 19

These services will be available to residents of XXXX and surrounding communities within xx to xx mile radius including, but not limited to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. (Find your NAICS number at this website http://www.census.gov/cgibin/sssd/naics/naicsrch ) This business has a 2012 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code of XXXXXX: This US industry comprises establishments of xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Mission Statement: X will provide xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx. Our philosophy is xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 6 of 19

b. History of the Business (and personal history) Xxxxx is a start-up business that plan to begin its operation on Month/Day/Year. The business is a (home office, store front) location and targets the (downtown market, central market, northside market). The business has no history; however the owner does. In xxxxx, xxxxx completed the required training courses and is a licensed xxxxxxxx. Xxxx has xxxx years of experience working in this type of environment. Xxxx work history consists of working at xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx for xxxx years. Xxxx also has experience in business management, human resource management, accounting, bookkeeping, recordkeeping, and xxxxx (See attached Resume). However, X has significant history in xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 7 of 19

c. Location and Hours of Operation The proposed business location is at (street address, city, state, zip). This will (lease property, be a home-based business, purchase property). (Describe the location.) The office will open from (8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday), while consultation hours will be from (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) The office will be closed on major public holidays. When the office is closed, there will be an xxxxx accessible by phone using the answering service, xxxxxxx. If the demand is sufficient as the business grows, xxxxxxx will consider opening the office during limited hours on weekends. (ADD a map of the location using Google Maps or Map Quest) d. Revenues and Accounting (Describe the Revenue and Recordkeeping processes of your business) Revenue Process: Revenues will be generated by providing reliable and professional xxxxxx services to our xxxxxxxxxx. Fees charged for services will be determined by the contractual agreement with the various xxxxxxxxxxxxx. Fee collection for xxxxxx will include xxxxxxx at the time of service. However based on the industry trend for xxxxxxx, xx% of xxxxxx will require subsequent invoicing. Invoices will be sent within xxx days of the service provided. Based on prior experience, these Accounts Receivables will be collected within xxx days after invoicing. XXXXX will accept cash, checks and major credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express) for xxxxxxxxx. We conservatively anticipate that xx% of xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx will be paid via a major credit card. Xxxxxxxxxx billing will be contracted to a 3rd party, xxxxxxx. XXXXX has xx years of experience with xxxxx billing. It is the intention of XXXXX that after xx months of satisfactory billing for XXXXXXX, to offer XXXX a full-time position with the team or bring the billing in-house to be performed by XXXXX. Page 8 of 19

During the early phases of this new business, XXXXXXX will generate a second source of income until this xxxxxxx grows enough to support sufficient cash flow and net profits. XXXXX will participate in xxxxxx employment at xxxxxxxxxxx. This is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. He has been xxxxx and has completed his employment contract, enabling him to be employed by XXXXXX. The director of the facility has been encouraging him to start xxxxx as soon as his schedule allows. XXXXXX plans to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Revenue Assumptions: XXXXXXX estimates that revenue generated from xxxxxx will be xxxxxxx. This is based on target markets from these types of businesses and groups: XXXX XXXX XXXX Product Pricing: Pricing for xxxxxxxx, will be billed according to industry standards. Based on the Corpus Christi market for xxxx products, the pricing structures are as follows: xx: o xxxxxxxxx o xxxxxxxxx xx: o xxxxxxxxx o xxxxxxxxx xx: o xxxxxxxxx o xxxxxxxxx Page 9 of 19

Accounting and Recordkeeping: (What tools are you using to keep the records? Who is keeping the records? How are they qualified to keep the records?) Full accounting records, including xxxxxxxx, will be maintained using xxxxxxxxxxxxxx software system. Financial record keeping and payroll will be managed in-house using the accounting software QuickBooks with XXXXXX directly performing these activities. XXXX has payroll related experience with some limited exposure to QuickBooks. Payroll will be processed every 2 weeks. XXXX CPA, based in XXXXXX, TX has already assisted XXXX with xxxxxxxx. He will continue to be contracted to assist with the QuickBooks set up and initial and periodic review of the financial activities and statements. He will also prepare the annual business tax return. Page 10 of 19

e. Inventory and Supplies Inventory and Vendors: XXXXXX is product based business offering these various types of inventory for sales to customers: (If this business sells merchandise, describe the inventory and list the main vendor contact information for these products. If the business is a service-based only business, then say as a service-based only business and therefore has no inventory and no associated cost of goods sold.) Supplies and Suppliers: (Note the type of supplies you consume in operating your business. This is NOT major equipment or vehicles, but rather the supplies it takes to operate.) Consumables supplies include general office supplies, cleaning supplies, xxxxxxxx, xxxx, and xxxxxx supplies. General office supplies and cleaning supplies will be purchased from local vendors on as-needed basis because they are readily available. Xxxxxxxxx will be purchased from xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Xxxxxxxxx will be purchased from xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx vendors. Procurement for both xxxxxxxxxxx will started one month prior to start of business operations and is expected to be restocked monthly on an as needed basis. Xxxxxxxx, xxxxx and xxxxx supplies will be procured from xxxxxx vendors one month ahead of the start of business and will restock monthly on an as needed basis. The main suppliers for xxxxx, xxxxxxx, and xxxxxxx supplies will be the following: Page 11 of 19

f. Legal (Include all license, permits, and/or certifications required for your industry. Include all licenses, permits and/or certifications that may not necessarily be required by your industry, but you as an owner may require, if any.) XXXXX is in compliance with all local, state, county, and federal rules and regulations. The business will obtain the required operating licenses issued by the XXXXXXX. All xxxxx must possess valid certifications from xxxxxxx, while xxxxxx must possess valid certifications from xxxxxxx. The practice will retain the services of XXXX for assistance with employment, contractual agreements, and other legal services. g. Current Proposal (What capital are you putting into the business? What is the amount of your loan or investment request? What interest rate and maturity are you requesting for this loan or investment? What collateral are you offering to secure the loan? What are the total startup costs for your business? This section will be updated and finalized after the financial projections are started.) Sample: As the need for child care services in the Anytown area grows, so will the operation of ABC Child Care. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wood have a total of $90,000 to invest in this project (land appraised at $50,000 and $40,000 in cash or cash equivalents). Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wood need additional financing for two business loans, totaling $150,000. Projected Business Start-up Costs Description Amount Construction of Facility (15 year loan) $100,000 Equipment (7 year loan) $ 30,000 Furnishings (7 year loan) $ 20,000 Total $150,000 Page 12 of 19

V. Marketing Analysis a. Industry Overview: (Explain the history and state of the industry? Dollars spent or units consumed? Industry growth potential? Expected future trends? Show the facts, no your opinion. Quote your sources. Use current and creditable sources such as industry associations, articles, census information, etc.) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 13 of 19

b. Competition Profile: (Who are your direct competitors? What are their strengths and weaknesses? Who are your indirect competitors? Why will the customer buy from you instead of the competitions?) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. YOUR COMPANY NAME Services Offered Comparative Competitor Analysis Quality Price Location Marketing Program Convenient Appointments Courteous Service 5 5 3 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 5 4 2 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 Note: Range 1-5 (5 being highest/best possible score.) (Explain the Comparative Competitor Analysis table) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 14 of 19

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. c. Market Segmentation: (Who is your primary target market? Who are your secondary market segments? What is the profile of your customers in your target market? What is their age, sex, occupation, lifestyle, income, location, etc.? What buying patterns do your customers have? Consider seasonality, frequency, quantities purchased, etc.) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. VI. Marketing Strategy (How will you promote your service or product? Consider personal selling, advertising, publicity, customer service, trade shows, corporate sponsorship, etc. How will you distribute your product? What is the company image? What is your marketing budget, for start-up and for the entire year?) Page 15 of 19

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. a. Promotion: Promotional efforts for the X services will be concentrated in specific areas: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. b. Advertising: Advertising is planned to begin in xxxxxxx, ahead of the opening of the business in xxxxxxxx. It will be concentrated in these areas: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 16 of 19

c. Sales Strategy: Advertising is planned to begin in xxxxxxx, ahead of the opening of the business in xxxxxxxx. It will be concentrated in these areas: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 17 of 19

VII. Management Plan a. Management: (Include every owner of the business. Explain what responsibilities each person has in the business, or none if applicable.) will be responsible for the overall operations of XX. In the first year of business, record keeping will be done by XXXXXX with other aspects of operations will be contracted to outside experts. The office plans to begin operation with xxx full-time employees: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx In the second year of operations, it is anticipated that the xxxxxxxxxxxxxx will be performed in-house by employing a xxxxxxxxxxxxxx full-time. The business also anticipates employing an xxxxxxxx to oversee the daily administration of the office when the business is fully established. This will allow XXXXXX to concentrate on xxxx, creating room for growth and business expansion. (We will identify the specific timeline when we create your projections.) b. Employee Details: Title pay rate $xx per hour, estimated 40 hours per week. They will be responsible for xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Employment is anticipated in the xx month of operations in Year x. Title pay rate $xx per hour, estimated 40 hours per week. They will be responsible for xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Employment is anticipated in the xx month of operations in Year x. No additional benefits will be provided during the first two years of operations, but xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Page 18 of 19

c. Third Party Contracted Services: XXXXX -- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx XXXXX -- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx VIII. Financial Analysis (to be completed after the projections are final) Sample: a. The financial projections are based on monthly revenues of $14,030 during the first month of operation and are expected to increase to $17, 183 by the end of the first year of operation. These projected revenues would give the corporation a gross profit of $155,000 a before tax net income of $9,308, and positive cash flow of $17,029 during the first year. b. Initial enrollment is expected to be 34, increasing to 44 by the end of the first year. c. Detailed financial information is depicted in Appendices 1 through 10. IX. Other (Resumes, Quotes for Large Purchases, Lease and or other Agreements, Customer Lists if applicable, etc.) Page 19 of 19