Jacksonville Florida Business Plan Consulting

Why Jacksonville Clients Partner with BHVC

Jacksonville Investment Grade Business Plans - 95% of our completed Jacksonville business plans are in front of our private equity investment syndicate within 3 months.
Get funded - 65% of our business plans obtained capital or were purchased. Our differentiation: VC contacts, track record and expertise. Less than 1% of all other business plans ever get funded.
Value - We allow you to continue to drive your Jacksonville business forward. For most Jacksonville executives, raising capital is a full-time job. With Blue Horizon, clients focus on profits and we focus on the investors.
Get what you pay for - Our business plans are not inexpensive. 30% of our clients partner with us after a less expensive consultant did not work out. Your time is too valuable!
Venture Experts - Our venture consultants and partners are experienced entrepreneurs who have MBAs or PhDs from schools like UCLA, Harvard, Stanford, Thunderbird, MIT, CalTech, Chicago, and Wharton. We also have access to subject matter experts in market research, FDA/regulatory issues, financial modeling and in every industry.
Efficient - The quality of our strategic advice is on par with a leading strategy consulting firm like BCG or Bain with savings of up to 50% due to a lower outsourced cost structure.
Results - Our syndicate ensures that your business plan is reviewed by successful venture capital investors . From Angels to institutional private equity, we have helped most clients raise between $100,000 - $25,000,000.

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Wachovia settles suit over merger
Wachovia Corp. settled a class action lawsuit Wednesday brought by an investor who sought to block the company’s sale to Wells Fargo & Co. (WB) (WFC)
Port must pay $10.5M in eminent domain case
The Jacksonville Port Authority has been ordered by a judge to pay $10.5 million to lawyers who defended Keystone Coal Co. from the authority’s failed attempt to acquire the property through an eminent domain lawsuit.
NY governor proposes 'iPod tax'
New York Gov. David Paterson has reportedly proposed a so-called 'iPod tax' on downloaded music and entertainment services to help his state close a $15.4 billion budget deficit. (AAPL)
Survey: employee retention a top worry
Holding on to prized employees is a top concern for employers, even in today’s economy, according to a survey developed by Robert Half International.
AAA: Christmas season travel to drop
AAA has projected declines for all major travel holidays so far this year, and the organization on Wednesday said the Christmas season isn’t likely to buck the trend.
Property owners to face 1.4% insurance assessment
Property owners in Florida insured by excess and surplus lines carriers will have an additional 1.4 percent assessment fee of their total premiums on new and renewing policies effective Dec. 15.
Cemex gets started on $25M investment
The arrival of a granite-laden ship to a dock at Dames Point is just the start of the payoff a building material company expects from an investment that will ultimately total $25 million.
Fidelity gets bankruptcy court OK for purchase
A Chapter 11 bankruptcy court has approved Fidelity National Financial Inc.’s purchase of two title insurance underwriters. (FNF) (LFG)
PSC fines Verizon Florida $4.56M
Verizon Florida LLC is being offered a chance to plead its case with the Florida Public Service Commission on why it shouldn’t be fined $4.56 million. (VZ)
FP&L ordered to refund $6.2M
A tiny hole drilled by a disgruntled worker into a pipe at the Turkey Point nuclear power plant two years ago is going to cost Florida Power & Light Co. $6.2 million.