Lee Hyuk-jae: How to Write a Winning Business Plan for Government Support Programs (Large Print Book)

Since 2001, I have been in the government's support business with every single item I've been working on. The R&D support alone total was 16 and about $2.6 billion. At first, he was willing to write out a lot of business plans and apply whenever he found a form of aid. Of course, the pass rate was very low. The application to many businesses has far more business projects than the one we've seen. Gradually, as experience increased, she learned how to pass and how to do things herself, and eventually her passing rate grew, and she passed on to the government when she wrote her business plan. Since '201, we have begun to be assessed by the government's support agency, the small corporate and technical information agency, information communications and technology promotion centers, and are still evaluating the government support project plans. This experience led to a test in early 2018 when we started a company, and we started consulting government support for the first companies, all of whom passed on government aid. I knew how to get in and so only focused on the highly funded R&D project, seven in total, about $1.6 million. Government support has a way to get through it. The book provides a kind of pass-by based on the experience and evaluation experience of a government support company who has passed more than anyone else in the service, and shows how to make a government-backed business plan and how to give a face-to-face evaluation announcement that can get the first-income contractors 100% through it. I like the items, but I don't have a trick to write my business plan, so I've seen many early businesses get into government support. And I saw companies that were afraid of challenging government aid. I felt sorry for her.

Korean title: 정부지원사업 합격 사업계획서 쓰는 법(큰글자도서)

Korean author: 이혁재

Korean publisher: 한국학술정보

ISBN-13: 9791169830669