How to Write a Company Resume
Although most people know generally what is included in a personal resume, few people understand the nature of a "company resume." A company resume still demonstrates experience and attributes, but not for an individual. A company resume provides clients with a concise overview of what a company has done and what it can provide for clients interested in that company's services.
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Instructions
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Begin your company resume by typing the official name of the company at the top of the page. Since a company resume is not restricted in length as a personal resume is (typically one to two pages maximum), you can type the name in larger font that stands out.
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Next add a section titled "Owner", "Board of Directors" or some other relevant upper management profile. List all the relevant individuals and their dates of involvement with the company.
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Include a section for "Areas of Focus" or "Areas of Expertise." In this category, you should list all primary functions of the company: "Financial Analysis and Cost Data Compilation,"On Site Financial Management Training," or "Production Effectiveness Consultation." A potential client should be able to look at this list of areas and understand the functionalities of the company.
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Add a section on "Current Clients" or "Projects Completed," or another category that will detail the company's experience. For each entry, include the name of the client, the cost of the project, and the services performed by the company. This list should be as comprehensive as possible.
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End the company resume with a list of references that include banks, government agencies, or other institutions that can attest to your company's credit, track record, and general competency. This list should be 5 to 10 items long if possible.
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Tips & Warnings
It is not uncommon for company resumes to run several pages long, so don't feel restricted to one or two pages.
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