The Business Planning Tool Kit Webinar

Cost: Free

In our Business Planning Tool Kit webinar, provided for FREE to users of the British Library’s Business and IP Centre you'll receive personalized expert guidance and support to suit your specific needs. Explore the two most effective methods – the Business Plan and The Business Model Canvas – and determine which best aligns with your business vision.

In this webinar, we will explore:

• Gain valuable insights into crucial planning considerations,
• Conduct thorough market research,
• Explore marketing techniques like Value Proposition,
• Learn how to create realistic financial forecasts.
• Uncover strategies to leverage Omni-channel retail opportunities and optimise your sales approach.

By identifying strengths and weaknesses, gaining a competitive edge, and crafting a comprehensive plan, you'll be on track to achieve your objectives. Additionally, access invaluable templates and a PowerPoint presentation to assist you in completing your chosen format. Seize this opportunity to learn from an expert and jumpstart your journey to success. Enrol in "The Business Planning Tool Kit" today!

Pete Schonbeck – Productschön Consulting

Independent business advisor at Productschön Consulting, working with young fashion creatives; artists, service industry professionals and a multitude of online businesses. An accomplished merchant with extensive experience within the Retail and Wholesale Merchandising sectors and a Partner at the British Library Business & IP Centre

The Business & IP Centre are hosting this event in collaboration with the annual Business Finance Week, a campaign run by the British Business Bank. There will be a range of nationwide and regional events offered throughout the campaign, including in-person sessions and webinars, to help smaller businesses find out more about the various finance options available to them to support their individual needs. Learn more at  british-business-bank.co.uk/bfw.

Views expressed by event participants do not necessarily reflect our own views or those of the British Business Bank. Always seek professional advice tailored to your individual circumstances.

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