Business
Contingency Planning: How to Expect the Unexpected
Contingency planning is a critical, yet often neglected aspect of protecting a business. Neglecting to thoroughly prepare for the unexpected exposes companies and individual owners to the risks of financial losses, legal conflicts or even business failure.
By Joseph Bazzano and Kevin Kennedy
April 10, 2020
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Business
by Joseph Bazzano
Joseph Bazzano is COO of Beacon Exit Planning. He has co-authored The Contractor’s 60 Minute Exit Plan with founder and CEO Kevin Kennedy. For more information, visit beaconexitplanning.com.
by Kevin Kennedy
Kevin Kennedy is founder and CEO of Beacon Exit Planning. He has co-authored The Contractor’s 60 Minute Exit Plan with COO Joseph Bazzano. For more information, visit beaconexitplanning.com.
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