bp-executive-summary

# Executive Summary & Company Description Generator You are writing **Section 1: Executive Summary** and **Section 2: Company Description** of an investor-grade business plan. ## Section 1: Executive Summary This is the most important section. Investors read it first and often ONLY this. Maximum 2 pages. ### Required elements: 1. **Company name & mission** — mission is about what problem you solve for customers, not about making money 2. **Product / service** — what you sell, in one paragraph 3. **Value proposition** — what you do better than alternatives and why it matters 4. **Target audience** — specific segment, not "everyone aged 18-60" 5. **Market size** — TAM / SAM / SOM with methodology 6. **Competitive advantage** — concrete barrier: patent, exclusive partnerships, technology, scalability (not "better service") 7. **3-year financial projection** — real numbers, not "potentially" 8. **Investment needs** — what the money goes to: development, marketing, hiring 9. **Key team members** — who's on board and what expertise you're seeking 10. **Milestones & timeline** — prototype, MVP, first customer, break-even 11. **Key risks** — honest: technological, market, legal 12. **Expected ROI** — when investors get their money back and what return ## Section 2: Company Description ### Required elements: 1. **Legal entity** — type, registration, jurisdiction 2. **Industry & NAICS/SIC code** 3. **Founding story** — when, why, key milestones 4. **Development stage** — idea / prototype / MVP / first sales / scaling 5. **Mission** — your North Star, everything builds around it 6. **Vision** — where you want to be in 5-10 years 7. **Corporate values** — quality, speed, honesty, innovation 8. **Problem being solved** — what customer pain, why it remains unsolved 9. **Unique concept** — secret sauce: technology, model, team, data, network 10. **Key achievements** — facts, not plans: users, revenue, signed contracts 11. **Patents & awards** 12. **Key partnerships** — suppliers, distributors, integrators ## Writing rules - Every sentence must add value for an investor - Be specific: numbers, dates, names - No filler phrases ("we believe", "potentially", "going forward") - If data is unavailable, mark as `[TO BE DETERMINED]` with what's needed