Atlanta Business Plan Consulting

Why Atlanta Clients Partner with BHVC

Atlanta Investment Grade Business Plans - 95% of our completed Atlanta business plans are in front of our private equity investment syndicate within 3 months.
Get funded - 65% of our business plans obtained capital or were purchased. Our differentiation: VC contacts, track record and expertise. Less than 1% of all other business plans ever get funded.
Value - We allow you to continue to drive your Atlanta business forward. For most Atlanta executives, raising capital is a full-time job. With Blue Horizon, clients focus on profits and we focus on the investors.
Get what you pay for - Our plans are not inexpensive. 30% of our clients partner with us after a less expensive consultant did not work out. Your time is too valuable!
Venture Experts - Our venture consultants and partners are experienced entrepreneurs who have MBAs or PhDs from schools like UCLA, Harvard, Stanford, Thunderbird, MIT, CalTech, Chicago, and Wharton. We also have access to subject matter experts in market research, FDA/regulatory issues, financial modeling and in every industry.
Efficient - The quality of our strategic advice is on par with a leading strategy consulting firm like BCG or Bain with savings of up to 50% due to a lower outsourced cost structure.
Results - Our syndicate allows ensures that your business plans are reviewed by successful venture capital investors . From Angels to institutional private equity, we have helped most clients raise between $100,000 - $25,000,000.

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Andrew Young School dean says he was asked to resign
Change is afoot at Andrew Young’s namesake — the globally known School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University.
Postal boss says “no” to 3-day delivery
U.S. Postal Service Postmaster General John Potter said he is not willing to consider a consultant’s recommendation to cut mail delivery to three days a week.
Georgia lawmakers approve water bill
The General Assembly overwhelmingly passed comprehensive water conservation legislation Wednesday, handing Gov. Sonny Perdue a major victory.
Speedway Motorsports tumbles in '09
Speedway Motorsports Inc., owner of Atlanta Motor Speedway, skidded into a loss in 2009. (TRK)
Panera to post calorie counts
Panera Bread Co. said Wednesday that it will post calorie information on menu boards at all company-owned Panera Bread bakery-cafes by April, and expects franchised locations to follow suit by the end of the year. (PNRA)
Target launches mobile coupons
Target Corp., which has 56 stores in Georgia, now is offering coupons that customers can access on their mobile phones, then redeem by scanning a barcode on the phone at checkout.
Airline fliers’ biggest gripes? Fees and leg room
Fees charged by airlines and the lack of leg room on airplanes are two of air travelers’ biggest complaints about flying, according to a new study. (EXPE)
PAB Bankshares eyes stock sale
PAB Bankshares Inc., which recently reported plans to sell five of its branches, will look to a common stock offering worth up to $85 million to boost capital. (PABK)
Georgia loses 4,700 construction jobs in Jan.
The construction workforce continued to get smaller nationally and in Georgia in January, according to data published Wednesday by the Associated General Contractors of America.
16 states add 50,000+ to jobless rolls
The number of unemployed workers has risen by at least 50,000 in 16 states during the past year, according to a report released Wednesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.