Hi Chun,
I agree with Henry, before you start any business, you need to turn your brilliant business idea into a good business plan. Many young people just execute their ideas without a plan. That is not the right way.
A business plan will help you put your thoughts in order, determine whether your idea is viable, capable of making a profit, hit target within the specific time frame and if the business can be expanded. The business plan is also a guide for your implementation & execution schedule.
Coming up with a business plan is just that, you will also need a mentor & help with funding and resources and forging of network.
A very good venue to start is JCI Best Business Plan Competition, organised by Junior Chamber International Malaysia. JCI is a worldwide federation of young leaders & entrepreneurs aged between 18-40, that strongly promotes entrepreneurship in the community.
Through this competition you will have the chance to turn your business idea into a viable business, by winning the USD5,000 to kick start your business! Our partners and judges are from Venture Capitalists, university professors and successful entrepreneurs! Just imagine getting your business plans viewed by these judges and the huge potential for your business!
More information, go to www.mybiz-start.org.
Contact me Shannon 012-2057 056 or Brandon 012-2431649, if you need more information.
Btw, JCI is a non-profit (NGO) youth organisation, where we learn, grow & network to BE BETTER
Shannon Lim
JCI Best Business Plan Organising Committee
012-2057 056
www.mybiz-start.org
QUOTE(PKGreat @ May 11 2007, 09:31 AM)
normally people will not accept your idea unless you given a business plan .
try to start on a businees plan and marketing plan to help improve your presentation.