Challenging times call for trusted business guidance and education.
With Covid-19 came confusion and tough questions for small business owners about the disruption of operations, impacts to revenue, and the safety of their employees and customers.
To answer business owners’ questions, SCORE developed Small Business Resilience Training.
Our Resilience Training provides educational materials and online workshops so your small business can adapt, reopen and grow successfully through Covid-19 or any disaster. We also offer industry-specific training to help you with challenges unique to your line of business.
Learn how to turn today’s obstacles into opportunities for growth with our Resilience Training resources and webinars.
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There are important changes to the PPP helping sole proprietors, independent contractors, and self-employed individuals receive more financial support. Read more
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5 Tips for Handling Out-of-State Workers and Their Taxes & Benefits
The mass migration to remote work has created unique complications for employers. Compensation, benefits, and tax rules differ from state to state and even city to city — here's what you need to know.
How Small Businesses Can Navigate 2021 With Flying Colors
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The Business Case for Leadership Vulnerability in a Crisis
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Getting creative about how to best use your credit card points could be one extra tool that helps your business make it through the pandemic.
4 Ways to Assess If Refinancing Your Business Loan Is A Good Idea
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5 Myths About Equipment Financing, Debunked
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Why Trading Innovation for a (False) Sense of Security Is a Zero-Sum Game
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We emailed with more than two dozen small business owners and consultants to come up with five things you should do to make your business recession-proof.
4 Tips for Rebuilding Your Business After the Pandemic
Many businesses are once again opening their doors to customers and employees alike. These tips and considerations can help as you rehire and rebuild.
6 Tips for Businesses After PPP Funding is Secured
Getting approved for PPP funds may be a welcome lifeline for a struggling small business. But it’s just as important to take the time to know how to best use the funds available to you.
Understanding Residential Building Laws Within a Pandemic Context
Though almost universally deemed as “unprecedented,” the operational difficulties posed by COVID-19 are not entirely unknown to history. The owners, managers and boards of New York City’s multifamily buildings faced similar challenges a hundred years ago.