WATCH: Small business exit strategy for lockdown level 3
Business Day TV’s Michael Avery speaks to small business experts about what small businesses can do to prepare, recover and rebuild
27 May 2020 - 14:51
byBusiness Day TV
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Business Day TV's Michael Avery speaks to small business experts about what small businesses could do to prepare, recover and rebuild
As many small businesses prepare for life under lockdown level 3, which means most can start operating again save for hairdressers, restaurants (apart from takeaways), gyms, bars, and event companies, what must business owners consider to ensure they hit the ground running to recover and rebuild?
Business Day TV’s Michael Avery speaks to Pavlo Phitides, small business guru and the co-founder and CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator; Mike Schussler of economists.co.za; and serial entrepreneur Nic Haralambous.
Support our award-winning journalism. The Premium package (digital only) is R30 for the first month and thereafter you pay R129 p/m now ad-free for all subscribers.
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WATCH: Small business exit strategy for lockdown level 3
Business Day TV’s Michael Avery speaks to small business experts about what small businesses can do to prepare, recover and rebuild
Business Day TV's Michael Avery speaks to small business experts about what small businesses could do to prepare, recover and rebuild
As many small businesses prepare for life under lockdown level 3, which means most can start operating again save for hairdressers, restaurants (apart from takeaways), gyms, bars, and event companies, what must business owners consider to ensure they hit the ground running to recover and rebuild?
Business Day TV’s Michael Avery speaks to Pavlo Phitides, small business guru and the co-founder and CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator; Mike Schussler of economists.co.za; and serial entrepreneur Nic Haralambous.
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