It’s reassuring that donors in Canada rate compassion toward people in need as their top reason to give most often (89%), followed by personally believing in the cause (85%) and wanting to make a contribution to the community (79%). Our business owners, their employees, and often family members, volunteer time,… Read more »
Fire is one of the most frightening occurrences that a business can encounter. What typically starts small, grows fast to become a catastrophe. Sure, your business has fire extinguishers on hand. But do all your employees know how to properly use them? When was the last time you checked? Or… Read more »
The wisdom of Benjamin Franklin's observation, if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail, is as true today as it was in colonial times. This often repeated adage is certainly good advice when it comes to fires, storms, and floods today. These emergencies occur suddenly with little or… Read more »
“The way we work changed dramatically over the last five years,” says Richard Green, President, Paul Davis Restoration Ottawa, Ontario. “Companies were forced to change, too, at breakneck speed. Some excelled while many others struggled or failed. The ones that thrived – and continue to grow - shared similar approaches.” … Read more »
When it’s small and bouncy, hail is an exciting weather phenomenon that delicately frosts the lawn. When golf-balls of ice tattoo a car dealership at screaming velocity – as happened recently in to a new car dealer - it’s an expensive disaster that ruins 450 vehicles in minutes. “Hailstones form… Read more »