Charlotte Business Plan Consulting

Why Charlotte Clients Partner with BHVC

Charlotte Investment Grade Business Plans - 95% of our completed Charlotte 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 Charlotte business forward. For most Charlotte 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 business 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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Home sales pick up in February
The Charlotte market saw 1,397 home sales in February, up 3.6 percent from February 2009. Closings also increased 2.5 percent from January.
Asset sale boosts Piedmont earnings
Piedmont Natural Gas Co. Inc. reports net income of $113.7 million, or $1.55 per diluted share, its first fiscal quarter that ended Jan. 31. The Charlotte-based company earned $80.9 million, or $1.10 per diluted share, for the same period in fiscal 2009. (PNY)
Siemens project to bring $170 million investment, 825 jobs
Siemens Energy will invest at least $170 million to expand a gas turbine manufacturing facility that will create 825 new jobs in Charlotte in the next five years.
State awards road contracts
The N.C. Department of Transportation has awarded 30 highway and rail contracts valued at $165.9 million, including eight projects funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Coca-Cola Bottling sees better results in 2009
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated reports a net loss of $2.76 million for its fourth fiscal quarter, or 29 cents per fully diluted share, down from a gain of $2.72 million, or 29 cents per fully diluted share, in the corresponding period in fiscal 2008. (COKE)
Speedway tumbles in 4Q, year
Speedway Motorsports Inc. reports a fourth-quarter net loss of $15.2 million, or 36 cents per fully diluted share, down from a net loss of $4.89 million, or 11 cents per fully diluted share, in the last quarter of 2008. (TRK)
N.C. joblessness grows in January
Unemployment in North Carolina rose to 11.1 percent in January from 10.9 percent in December. The rate in January 2009 was 9.2 percent.
Fifth Third moving N.C. HQ to uptown Charlotte
Fifth Third Bancorp made it official this morning, announcing it is relocating its North Carolina headquarters to the 201 North Tryon Street building in uptown Charlotte. The building will be renamed the Fifth Third Center. (FITB) (BAC)
FMW Development plans $40M remake in downtown Raleigh
Charlotte-based FMW Development Co. is finalizing plans for the $40 million first phase of a mixed-use development in downtown Raleigh.
PokerTek narrows losses for 4Q, year
PokerTek Inc. reports a fourth-quarter net loss of $937,778, or 7 cents per fully diluted share, up from a net loss of $1.8 million, or 16 cents per fully diluted share, in the fourth quarter of 2008. (PTEK)