The circumstances are perfect. You’re ready to make a major career move. You’ve decided to open your own onsite septic business.
You have an idea of how to pull it off and the confidence to get started. Now you need a well-conceived business plan to set you on the right path.Dave Kaster, principal at Fidelis, has written more than a thousand business plans for clients at his business advisory practice in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Kaster says clients need only two things before writing a business plan.“They need an idea to start with, and they need the time to explore the idea,”
