Business founders must assume that
everything written in their
business plan will be checked by prospective
investors, particularly details of marketing assumptions. Most
venture
capitalists, when reading a business plan, look for reasons they don't want to
read further.
Prospective investors, both
business angels and
corporate venture capitalists, would look for
hidden traps, oversights, oversimplifications, hidden competitors, and upside
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discover opportunities. Their business plan evaluation criteria, in order of importance,
include: