Business recovery reality check
Content Summary
Before reopening or resuming your business after a disaster, it’s prudent to conduct a reality check. Focus on whether you really want to continue the business. If the answer is yes, do you want it to be the same as it was before the disaster?
This can be difficult and a trusted adviser, such as your accountant, to help with these decisions.
We interviewed the owners of a caravan park that was flattened by a tornado. That disaster prompted them to evaluate their business model and change the direction of their business. They now run a successful resort.
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