Can Your Business Survive a Crisis?
Practical Tips for Limiting Losses and Bouncing Back

Targeted Audiences: This program is custom designed for small business owners

Duration of Program: 60-90 minutes.

Goal: To assist business owners in order to survive a personal crisis.

Program Description:
This program will provide information to prepare business owners to survive a personal crisis, which can occur at any time! Topics include: personal and business insurance; organizing the office; identifying procedures and personnel for a temporary replacement. This information will prepare business owners to make decisions in advance of a crisis in order to increase the success of their business after a crisis.

Objectives: At the conclusion of this program, the audience members will be able to . . .

1. Recognize that personal crisis can come at any time, and can impact financial stability and the survival of a business.
2. Cite statistics related to the likelihood of being disabled.
3. Identify the costs associated with being disabled.
4. Describe the consequences of being disabled and the effects a disability has on a family and on a business.
5. Identify ways to plan ahead and invest in a business.
6. Recognize the limitations of Social Security Disability Insurance.
7. Identify the value of disability income insurance to the family of those insured.
8. Identify insurance that is critical to surviving a crisis, including: health, life, disability, and business insurance.
9. Budget in order to pay insurance premiums for the business.
10. Identify procedures and personnel for a temporary replacement during a crisis.
11. Examine risks in their business management and organizational strategies.
12. Identify strategies that will enable them to bounce back from a crisis.
13. Develop an action plan that will protect a business during a crisis.

Outline of the Program:

1. The Realization that a Crisis Can Strike at any Time
2. The Facts about Disability Income Insurance
3. The Likelihood of a Disability — National Statistics
4. The Cost of a Disability
5. The Importance of Prior Planning
6. The Importance of Risk Management — Insurance Products
7. Consequences of a Disability
8. Social Security Disability Insurance
9. The Value of Disability Income Insurance
10. Strategies to Budget for Insurance Premiums
11. Strategies to Organize a Business
12. Developing an Action Plan to Prepare a Business for a Crisis

Visual Support: The presentation is enhanced with animated slides and music, which serve to document Rossetti's life prior to her injury and serve as a part of her introduction to the audience. Graphics and slides also illustrate the main points and stories that are the focus of her remarks. These high quality visuals serve to reinforce her message, teach and powerfully describe what her life was like after her injury. Audiences are better able to retain the core messages in this emotionally powerful presentation.

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