Crisis management seems to have become a core skill for the modern business owner — how prepared are you in the case of emergency?
Whether it’s lockdowns, earthquakes or like a client of mine in Napier, NZ (the recent flooding), it matters not; business owners need to be prepared for the worst.
What can you do to put yourself in a better position to survive an unexpected crisis?
In order to provide the simplest view of your priorities and how to treat them, I’ve prepared a list of 10 critical considerations when faced with an emergency — before, during and after.
Consider each of the following points now, and how you might be impacted in the case of a natural disaster, and it will help you form your contingency plans.
