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I agree. Though my business plan and initial marketing analysis follow in hand the most successful restaurant venture to date. Spellbinder from Texas.
This largely successful venture was terminated, after 17 years showing year over year profit, due to owner disinterest and personal problems in her life. Our closest competition would be 15 miles away, and the only credible competition more than 30 miles away. The neighboring business owners having already reviewed a brief on the business plan have suggested that my model would give me too great a "competitive advantage" [Northwest Indiana Times, Sep 2007].
She surely should have sold the idea, but seeing that she didn`t, we really want to capitalize on her formula that will work.
In terms of risk, I have a 5-star chef with a following who will make an enormous splash in this area, choreography from the lead of Dance Chicago, and the largest draw being the comedic talent who will feature regularly. We did a test show here and sold 5,000 seats in one hour.
So...where do you suggest that I find these investors who might be as passionate about this as I am?
