Emergency preparedness and business continuity planning
Navigating Trade Tariffs
Running a business requires continuous adaptation, especially in the face of evolving global trade policies that can significantly impact Canadian entrepreneurs. Tariff measures are expected to disrupt supply chains and increase costs for businesses on both sides of the border. Women entrepreneurs, particularly those leading small and medium-sized enterprises, are disproportionately affected due to their smaller financial buffers and limited resources. We recognize these challenges and are committed to providing insights, resources, and support to help women entrepreneurs navigate this shifting landscape.
Business Continuity In Emergencies
Preparing for and proactively responding to emergencies is crucial for the safety and continuity of businesses in Alberta. Natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, and severe weather events, along with other emergencies like power outages and cyberattacks, can significantly disrupt business operations. The links below offer valuable resources to help you understand potential risks, develop robust emergency response plans, and ensure business continuity. Utilize these tools to stay informed during an emergency and to prepare your business in advance.
Building Business Resiliency - Alberta Chambers of Commerce
Creating an Emergency Response Plan - Business Link
If you need further assistance or if you would like to work through your business continuity plan with a business advisor, please reach out to us directly at info@awebusiness.com or at (800) 713-3558.
