Better Memphis Chamber launches Little Small business Resiliency Playbook

The Bigger Memphis Chamber has launched a Little Enterprise Resiliency Playbook to assistance tiny organizations navigate money crises, like the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The playbook is readily available on the recently released Modest Organization Resiliency web site. 

The free e-book attributes advice from numerous local enterprise leaders such as Katie Brezina of Women Inc., Stacy McCall of ServiceMaster by Stratos and Susan Stephenson of Unbiased Lender.

Chamber President and CEO Beverly Robertson said the group hopes to help local smaller organizations by the ongoing pandemic as properly as whatsoever foreseeable future unforeseen economic situations manifest. 

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“Simply rebuilding from the pandemic is not ample. We also will need to fortify our firms in opposition to long run disruptions,” she mentioned in a news launch. “We know that the more robust our community’s compact corporations are, the brighter our long run will be.”

The chamber claimed the playbook and the other assets had been produced as a response to the assistance sought by modest companies final calendar year. On the other hand, it is also intended to help inoculate the Memphis smaller small business local community towards the subsequent crisis, whether or not it be a pandemic, cyberattacks or a economic downturn. 

The site also incorporates video clips from the homeowners or professionals of many community corporations, including The 4 Way, Victory Bicycle Studios and Blues City Tours discussing how they have navigated the pandemic. 

Dotty Summerfield Giusti, co-chair of the Chamber’s Little Organization Council and the president of Summerfield Associates Inc., reported all organizations expertise disruption and issue.

“Successful, resilient businesses are ready for them,” she stated. “They know it is not a issue of ‘if’ difficulties are coming but ‘when.’”

Corinne S Kennedy covers financial growth, healthcare and soccer for The Business Attraction. She can be reached through electronic mail at Corinne.Kennedy@CommercialAppeal.com