None of us have been unmoved by the coverage of this year’s disastrous hurricane season, where Harvey, Irma and Maria wreaked havoc across numerous islands, states and towns. There is much that could and should be said now about the need for disaster preparedness — on a governmental level and a community level, but also on a business level.
Simply put: Business owners should be prepared for all contingencies. Hopefully you will never have to put your disaster plan to the test, but it’s still wise to have one just in case a hurricane, flood, wildfire or other naturally occurring catastrophe
