Instruction
Business Proposal (JUST A ROUGH DRAFT)- Your project plan should address an audience who actually has authority to approve your final business proposal. This may require some research to determine who actually has the authority and resources to address the issue you expect to write about.
The project plan should a) identify the specific issue or opportunity you will address,
b) explain the need to study the issue more completely,
c) present a brief research plan identifying the sources you expect to consult, and
d) conclude with an explanation of what you expect the outcome of the research will be (i.e., the final business proposal).
Also, in the same document as the project plan (albeit on a new page), provide an annotated references list including three sources that have informed your work on the project so far. These sources can be referenced in the body of the project proposal to help gain support with your readers, or they can be sources that helped you decide who the audience of your proposal should be.