How to Begin a Business's Closing Statement
- 1). Plan to write less than a page for your business's closing statement. Keep your closing lines brief and on-topic. Everything that you needed to express to the reader in detail should have been covered in the other sections of your business plan.
- 2). Begin the closing statement of the business plan with a quote from a respected and trusted source that backs your overall proposal. For instance, if your proposal is to open a real estate business, you might include a quote from a trusted real estate industry executive regarding the strength of the real estate market.
- 3). Put your own spin on this quote next. Discuss why you agree with the statement and provide a summary of additional statistics that confirm your beliefs. One of the most important keys to getting investors and partners interested in your business plan is thorough research, so whenever possible back up your statements with proof.
- 4). Continue on with the middle and end of your business closing statement. Reiterate your experience, knowledge, competitive advantages and financial estimations. End the closing statement by confirming your confidence that the proposal will result in a successful and long-lasting business.
