Business Plan Template

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December 19, 2019 - Author: Katherine Jamieson

Fill in the blank business plan template to help young entrepreneurs explore:

  • where and when  to set up their business
  • who their potential customers are
  • what is their competition
  • how to market their product or service
  • how much they should charge for their product or service
  • how to create a business budget 

Business Plan Template 

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Tags: 4-h careers & entrepreneurship, 4-h youth entrepreneurship, business, careers & entrepreneurship

Authors

Katherine Jamieson

Katherine Jamieson
jamies13@msu.edu

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