ISSA Nutritionist Practice Exam

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What are the two types of business plans, according to the Small Business Administration (SBA)?

Operational and Strategic
Traditional and Lean
Comprehensive and Focused
Long-term and Short-term

The correct answer is: Traditional and Lean

The two types of business plans recognized by the Small Business Administration (SBA) are traditionally categorized as Traditional and Lean. A Traditional business plan usually provides a comprehensive overview of the business, including detailed sections covering the market analysis, organizational structure, and financial projections. It typically spans a larger number of pages and is used for more formal purposes, such as seeking investment or loans. On the other hand, a Lean business plan is more concise and designed for quick reference or internal purposes. It focuses on key elements and core components necessary to run the business effectively, making it easier for entrepreneurs to stay agile and adapt to changes without getting bogged down by excessive detail. This categorization helps entrepreneurs choose the format that best fits their purpose—whether for securing funding or guiding day-to-day operations. Understanding these distinctions is vital as they align with different strategic goals and operational needs of a business.