essay 3 proposal revised oct 5 2012

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Composition I: ENG 160 / Business FIG Essay #3 Formal Business Proposal (Linked to Essay #4 Project--Commercial)* Length: Word count will vary, but your formal proposal should contain all the parts listed on pp. 37-45 in our textbook and be very similar in length. These parts of a formal proposal include: Cover/Title Page Letter/Memo of Transmittal Table of Contents List of Illustrations (optional; but you should include some illustrations) Executive Summary Introduction Discussion Sections Conclusion Appendices (optional) In-text citations and a works cited page indicating where you have found outside sources such as statistics, graphs, etc. Place your formal proposal in a binder. Save all pages in ONE FILE and upload to Blackboard where indicated. Directions: Apply for a Start-up Grant for a Small Business in a Specific Town/Neighborhood Assume that a town has announced that they have $150,000 available to start a new business in __________ (choose a location carefully). Make the case that your service or product is needed in the region. Apply for the grant. Do use information (stats; demographic information; local news) from 3 different outside sources. * Essay #4 Project will be a commercial to advertise your product, service, or proposed change. Note: Be sure to address your proposal to a specific (real) person or group. Do some research about to whom you would address the proposal and include name(s) and an actual address.

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Page 1: Essay 3 proposal revised oct 5 2012

Composition I: ENG 160 / Business FIG

Essay #3 Formal Business Proposal

(Linked to Essay #4 Project--Commercial)*

Length: Word count will vary, but your formal proposal should contain all the parts listed on pp. 37-45 in our textbook and be very similar in length. These parts of a formal proposal include:

• Cover/Title Page • Letter/Memo of Transmittal • Table of Contents • List of Illustrations (optional; but you should include some illustrations) • Executive Summary • Introduction • Discussion Sections • Conclusion • Appendices (optional) • In-text citations and a works cited page indicating where you have found outside sources

such as statistics, graphs, etc. Place your formal proposal in a binder. Save all pages in ONE FILE and upload to Blackboard where indicated.

Directions: Apply for a Start-up Grant for a Small Business in a Specific Town/Neighborhood

Assume that a town has announced that they have $150,000 available to start a new business in __________ (choose a location carefully). Make the case that your service or product is needed in the region. Apply for the grant.

• Do use information (stats; demographic information; local news) from 3 different outside sources.

* Essay #4 Project will be a commercial to advertise your product, service, or proposed change.

Note: Be sure to address your proposal to a specific (real) person or group. Do some research about to whom you would address the proposal and include name(s) and an actual address.