Lesson 9: Crisis Management

What You’ll Learn: A disaster isn’t a matter of if but when, and being prepared for one – from employee theft to “the big one” – will protect your business and livelihood. We’ll take you through the simple steps you can take to ensure that your business will survive just about anything thrown at you.

Crisis Management Quiz

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Lesson 9: Crisis Management

A crisis is not a matter of if, but when. Test your knowledge of what you need to do to prepare your company for a disruption to operations.

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Understanding your region of disaster planning is important for what reason?

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One way to learn about hazards in your area is to:

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What information should you get from your employees when you hire them?

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A disaster plan should include which of the following?

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The annual Great Washington Shakeout is...

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Which stage of a crisis is the shortest?

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The best way for a business to survive a crisis is to:

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How can you protect your business and ensure it is operational as soon as possible?

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This agency manages emergency operations for the state and coordinates the response...

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You should stockpile food and water in your home and business to last at least how long?

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  1. Ideation
  2. Starting a Responsible Business
  3. Business Model Canvas
  4. Access to Capital
  5. Business Structures
  6. Choosing the Right Location
  7. Marketing
  8. Intellectual Property
  9. Crisis Management
  10. Supply Chains
  11. Avoiding Common Mistakes

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