This topic is on recognized experts in the field of business plans. The first expert that I would like to point out is Bobby Flay. He represents food and culture, just like Food Through Culture plans to. He uses foods from several different cultures in order to make culinary masterpieces.
Bobby Flay has 11 cookbooks and 11 restaurants and not to mention several shows on the Food Network and the Cooking Channel. Next year he plans to venture into household goods and cooking supplies.
Bobby Flay was a High School dropout that partnered with his Dad on a restaurant. He also sent himself to culinary school.
It seems that Mr. Flay’s point of view on success came from culinary incentive and creativeness. He has intricate business plans. He first started as a chef, turned into a restaurateur, to an author and most commonly known as a television host. He is a chef-preneur who made a game plan that would be sure of success.
The second acknowledgeable expert is Kim Kardashian. She is a reality television star that took advantage of the spotlight. Her family name was infamous for winning the O.J. Simpson trial. She was also great friend of Paris Hilton. She is most famous for her show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, her boutique and her scandal.
From her reality show Kim Kardashian posed for Playboy, expanded her boutique, created a fragrance line and launched a shoe-of-the-month club.
I recognize her because she took her sleazy fame and turned it into a career. She created an indestructible business plan by providing girls and women with entertainment, fashion and beauty. She has conquered all three of these realms.
When investors are looking for key components in a plan they look for stability, creativity and security. They look at the stability of the client in order to make sure that their product or service is established enough to last. Another thing they look for is creativity, without a unique idea, you have no following or interest. The last thing they look at is security. They check to see if their client has the funds to back up the venture.
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