According to FEMA, 40 to 60% of small businesses that close due to a natural disaster never re-open. Download this guide to learn how to create and implement a disaster plan.
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Make sure that your small business is ready for snow and other types of winter storms.
This checklist will help you prepare for a hurricane’s effect on your organization, employees and community by highlighting activities you should undertake before, during and following the event.
A disaster, no matter how great or small, can be a hectic time in both your professional and personal life. This disaster recovery kit checklist will provide a breakdown of the items necessary to initiate recovery procedures in the wake of an interruption.
Despite numerous economic forecasts predicting a recession, the U.S. experienced steady job growth, higher wages, a strong stock market, and robust consumer spending, with expectations of continued economic strength and falling interest rates. However, small business owners are advised to prepare for potential recessions, learning from the resilience and preparedness developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, and focusing on industries like repair services, health and wellness, discount retail, education, food and beverage, and technology that have shown resilience in economic downturns.
It’s important to protect your small business from risk. Business insurance is a great start; see these seven ways to shield your new or growing business.
As an entrepreneur, you put your heart and soul into making your business a success. So, ensuring your business is protected against the unexpected makes sense. That's where business insurance comes in. This article will help you understand the different kinds of insurance you can purchase and how they can help you mitigate risks.
The unexpected can happen at any time, and when it does, you have to reevaluate your business plan so you can survive and move forward. Sudden market changes can bring a business to its knees, but with good preparation, your business can stay standing and grow even stronger and bigger.
We break down why the supply chain is disrupted to better help you source products.
The USDA has opened these grants for food processors and farmers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
How can you adjust your operation to thrive during lockdowns, stay open for customers, and keep staff engaged?
Loan assistance is available for small businesses currently impacted by disasters.
