BUSINESS PLAN KNEC NOTES

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Course Diploma in Business...
Year 1st Year
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A business plan is a written document which describes goals and objectives of a business and clearly lists the steps that will be taken to achieve them. Business plans are commonly used to: Obtain business finance from banks and other financial institutions, Provide guidelines for opening a new business or expanding an existing one and Serve as a tool for managing every aspect of business operation, Communicate to outsiders about the goals, objectives and activities of a business.
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