and what would normally go in the CV specially for the business plan?
      Answer1:A business plan serves a dual role, one to keep your business on track and secondly to keep your bank informed. If for example your business needs a financial boost, your bank is going to look at your plan and see where you are with it. Even if you are running at a loss, but its been predicted in your plan, your bank can see that. If you are starting your business and have applied for a business account, the bank would want a cv included. This should show all the usual stuff but should highlight the areas which are beneficial to the business you are starting.
      Answer2:A business plan is usually written to invite financing for the business (say, a small business). In this case, letting potential investors know the background of the person starting the business, becomes crucial. Thats where the CV comes in, to give investors a full view of the person and the business (qualifications, experience, feasibility study, break even points).
      Answer3:CVs that are included in a Business Plan/Tender Submission are those of the key members of staff in the Business/Project.And they are regular CVs - the sort you would use to apply for a job - minus the referees.
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