Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity #1

IS YOUR BUSINESS READY? How quickly your company can get back to business after a natural or man-made disaster depends on emergency planning executed today. Georgia’s businesses form the backbone of the state’s economy. If businesses are ready to survive and recover, our state and economy are more secure. A commitment to planning today will help support employees, customers, and the community. It also protects your business investment and gives your company a better chance for survival. Part one of this four-part series discusses recent disaster impacts, terminology, and the re-entry processes. Presented by state and local Emergency Management Agencies.

Register on the Georgia SBDC website.

*Information subject to change. Please visit georgiasbdc.org for the most up-to-date details.*

A Note from SBDC
We’re working from home but open for business and consulting with current and new clients via telephone conference. Clients can call us at (678) 455-5100 or email to Morrow@georgiasbdc.org.

For the remainder of 2020, all of our small business continuing education workshops will be conducted as no-cost webinars.  This is a tremendous opportunity for business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs who want to expand their business management and marketing knowledge. For a full list of classes go to: www.georgiasbdc.org/training.  Our 17 offices add classes daily so you should check the training page often.

More About SBDC
With 17 locations across the state, the University of Georgia Small Business Development Center's goal is to enhance the economic well-being of Georgians by providing a wide range of educational services for small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs. Learn more here.