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Starting Your Own Business - A Workbook, Second Edition
Oak Tree Press , July 2001, Pages: 166
Starting Your Own Business was originally commissioned in 1997 by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment under Measure 4 of the Operational Programme for Small Business to meet a real need for practical, relevant information among would-be entrepreneurs. Over 16,000 copies were distributed through road shows, presentations and by various enterprise support agencies.
Now Starting Your Own Business has been updated and expanded, to include new sections on e-Business and working from home, reflecting the changing trends in Irish small business.
The guide takes a potential entrepreneur through the whole process of starting a business, from first thoughts about self-employment to the practicalities of start-up. It consists of three chapters – READY, STEADY, GO – each of which is filled with checklists, flowcharts and questionnaires.
READY provides you with essential background information, preparatory to making a commitment to a start-up. It includes both self-assessment and market research as key elements, as well as training for entrepreneurs and start-up alternatives.
STEADY takes you through the steps necessary to develop a business plan, including the mission statement, strategy, marketing, staff, finance, taxation and premises. Presenting the business plan and financiers’ views on business planning are also included
GO provides forms and documentation to help you put your business in action.
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