
9 steps to protect your business
How can you protect your business?
Whether you are currently in the middle of a crisis or preparing your business, these nine steps will help you to protect your business for long-term success.
Download this guide to find out more details on each step:
Step 1: Assess the situation and forecasted impact
Step 2: Preserve cash and evaluate your finances
Step 3: Plan out your cash flow, lending, and supply chains
Step 4: Look for opportunities to pivot your business model
Step 5: Leverage your workforce
Step 6: Develop a communication plan for all stakeholders
Step 7: Focus on customer retention
Step 8: Keep marketing. Keep selling.
Step 9: Have a trusted sounding board for big decisions

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