[MsNadi]

It's a joint project bewteen John Hopkins University and the Library of Congress to provide a single archive of actual business documents. Documents are grouped by type, and company - and include business plans, logos, letterheads, articles of incorporation and financial statements.

Requires you to register with username and password in order to access the database.

Some business plans and executive sumamries detail the amount of funding sought and whether or not the funding round was successful.

www.businessplanarchive.com

Check it out!!

And no this is not an ad.

[Nigami Enterprise]

I just signed up and found it a waste of time i wouldnt bother sorry mate.

[Aletheides]

Thanks for the warning.

[utkarsh.s]

Thanx for the warning, but I might give it a try!

[MsNadi]

What did you find about the site that was a waste of time?!

Just curious.

And what were you expecting the site to be?

It is not a place that offers information and insite on HOW to create business planning documents (business plans, executive summaries, financial projections and outlooks) - it is simply a repository of these documents, from actual companies who have created these documents, not outlines and nonsense sample-plans that are offered on other sites (I won't name names).

Its simply a repository.

[jmrouleau]

Good Idea...It would be better if it had some companies that I heard of though.

[4-Knots]

I like the idea but isn't some of that information quite sensitive thats in a business plan?

someone create a bugmenot account...

make the user: bugmenot and the pass: bugmenot

That way everyone can use it without having to signup...