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Talk to almost any successful business owner and ask them what they credit their success to – it is never how smart they are, how charming they are or how big their vision is. It is, instead, about how disciplined they are in their daily routines, how they have built up their tenacity and resilience to face challenges, and how fast they can get back on track when they inevitably get stuck.
Disasters can happen when you least expect them. Find recovery planning guidance, tips for pivoting your business model, and other small business resiliency resources.
This course prepares you to identify different ways to operate your business online during challenging circumstances.
With the right strategies, you can turn hurdles into opportunities for growth and innovation.
Any small business can get turned upside down by an unexpected event whether it’s from a wildfire or a hurricane. But having a disaster plan in place can help get you back in business quickly.
This checklist will help you get your business in order if you close because of a natural disaster.
This Business Resiliency Guide is a tool to help you assess risks and make contingency plans that can help your business recover from the immediate threat as well as the disruptions that could continue over weeks or months.
Significant portions of the United States are at risk for the effects of tropical storms and hurricanes. It is important that organizations throughout the country, including associations, businesses, and community groups, understand the risks and potential impacts and prepare accordingly.
Most of the United States is at some risk for flooding, so it is important that organizations, including associations, businesses, and community groups, understand the potential impacts.
Most of the United States is at some risk for earthquakes, and it is important that organizations (businesses, community groups, associations, etc.) understand the potential impacts. Developing a Preparedness and Mitigation Project Plan and taking action protects employees, customers, and business continuity.
