Planning before a catastrophic disruption can make the difference between your business recovering or closing. This business resiliency toolkit was designed by the Washington SBDC to help you assess risks and make contingency plans critical to your business’s ongoing sustainability or success. Use the guide as a reference and two other documents as templates to create your plans. The ‘Keeping the Lights on Business Resiliency’ webinar introduces these tools.
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