Pub Business Planning
Planning for your new pub business can be daunting, however we’ve tried to make it as easy as possible for you with simple templates.
YOUR BUSINESS PLAN
Before giving you the keys to your new business, we need you to complete our application process. As part of this process you’ll be supplied with all the information you need about the pub you’re interested in.
Using this information, you’ll need to prepare a fully detailed sustainable business plan. This business plan must be prepared following consideration of independent professional advice, such as legal and financial.
Your plan must include financial forecasts covering estimates of income and expenditure, a sensitivity analysis and cash flow analysis for a minimum of 5 years. In addition, we’ll require you to submit evidence of your independent professional advice by way of a letter from each of your advisors.
As part of the application process, you will receive 3 months temporary membership of the (the BII). This enables you to access the support and advice offered by the BII when considering operating a Greene King pub and preparing your business plan. For help with advisors, the BII also provide access to accredited independent professional advisors for the licensed trade. See details at www.bii.org.
To make this easy download a copy of our Step by Step guide to Becoming a Pub Partner, as well as our guide to creating a business plan. We’ve also created some simple templates for you:
Guide to Becoming a Greene King Pub Partner (England & Wales)
OUR AGREEMENTS
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Our range of agreements allow differing opportunities depending on the commitment you’re looking to make. |
OUR BUSINESS SUPPORT
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We offer a wide range of continuous support services for your business once you’re up and running. |
OUR TRAINING
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Ongoing training for you and your team is key to your pub’s success. We have a wealth of courses and advice you can benefit from. |