Name: Lunch and Learn: Create a business plan
Uploaded: 2023-02-22
Description: Find out what's essential when planning for your small business, and hear what five things you must include when developing your own business plan.

Find out what's essential when planning for your small business, and hear what five things you must include when developing your own business plan.

Lunch and Learn: Create a business plan

https://www.enterprisenation.com/learn-something/lunch-and-learn-create-a-business-plan

Webinar

, founder of Moxie Club, takes you through how to create a business plan.

is a community for founders, who Jess supports through strategic coaching and events. Jess has coached countless entrepreneurs to build businesses, and after this webinar you'll have a stronger understanding of how to create an effective business plan.

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Join like-minded entrepreneurs to learn how to stick to weekly goals and be held accountable!

Over 25 years, Philip has worked for businesses of all shapes and sizes, from start-ups to scale-ups, to multinationals. 
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Common to every role, he has had responsibility for increasing revenue, scaling operations, and providing insight and analysis that has driven growth. 

He has spent the last twelve years scaling tech businesses in C-level roles including sales, marketing, product, operations, and investor relations.

Based near Oxford, Philip works with businesses all over the UK.

Early-Stage and Growth Business Advisor

Business Troubleshooting

Every early-stage business has its challenges. Often, having a fresh pair of eyes look at the business can help identify what might be causing the problem and why. Once the issue is known, I can work with you to find effective solutions to the problem and how to implement them. 

You know your business better than anyone and I am not here to tell you otherwise but I can apply my extensive knowledge and experience scaling businesses to help you overcome your challenges. 

Book for me a discovery 

In my 20s I set up a community arts charity and over the next decade raised almost a £1million for projects across London and beyond. By 2010 however the charity became unsustainable, not least thanks to the 2008 crash. It was time for a new direction.
I retrained as an accountant and in 2011 set up in practice, keen to bring my experience of running an enterprise to small business owners.
We are now a team of 6 and working with small business owners to create the business they want is still at the heart of the practice, through our Improving the Numbers programme. I have therefore worked with literally hundreds of business owners from a wide variety of sectors on their journey to create a business that gives them what they want. It is a great privilege as I know from my own development as business owner the difference that mentoring and accountability makes a business owner.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The work of supporting a business owners spills into every aspect of business, so although my core skills are in finance and accounting, I have a good grounding in all business functions. Although every business is a new challenge, there are some core skills, mindsets and processes that apply to all businesses.
Outside of work, I try to corral my children and find time to be creative.

Accountant

Damion Viney

In my 20s I set up a community arts charity and over the next decade raised almost a £1million for projects across London and beyond. By 2010 however the charity became unsustainable, not least thanks to the 2008 crash. It was time for a new direction.
I retrained as an accountant and in 2011 set up in practice, keen to bring my experience of running an enterprise to small business owners.
We are now a team of 6 and working with small business owners to create the business the

Lunch and Learn: Create a business plan

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