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Q & A on How COVID-19 is Impacting Food and Agriculture Trends
CONTENT FROM MOSS ADAMS
What direct-to-consumer tactics are clients implementing for the virtual world? Similarly, what strategies are clients using to engage customers? We work with companies at all levels of production from farm to fork and all points between. From our view, the strategies for each level are different because it depends on who the end customer is. For retail-driven companies, a main focus has been improving clients’ experience on their website as well as online shopping and ordering.
Managing Your Business While Providing Quality Care To Your Employees
CONTENT FROM KAISER PERMANENTE
With the challenges created by COVID-19, it’s more important than ever that businesses choose their health care partner wisely. Two healthcare concerns that are important to businesses and employees are convenient care and better management of chronic conditions.
Estate Planning Tips & Steps to get Started
CONTENT FROM PAM ELLING, PARTNER, NATIONAL TAX SERVICES, AND JAY SILVERSTEIN, PARTNER, PRIVATE CLIENTS PRACTICE
The COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 presidential election have created an economic environment where it could be time to reconsider your estate plan. Economic downturn has made business owners more cognizant of having their affairs in order. The combination of lower valuations, low interest rates, and the potential of an administration change has led many advisors to advocate for gift-giving as soon as possible. Explore five important factors to consider as you examine your estate plan during COVID-19 and four steps to get you started on any changes.
Staying Top of Mind
CONTENT FROM KAISER PERMANENTE
No one knows the full impact COVID-19 will have on businesses. But it represents an unprecedented mental health challenge to workers. Even before the current crisis began, nearly 1 in 5 adults struggled with some kind of mental health condition.1 Now, with social-distancing measures upending daily life for millions — separating co-workers, friends, and even family — it’s more likely than ever that employees are experiencing increased levels of isolation, anxiety, fear, and depression. And that can weigh heavily on a company’s bottom line.
Define Your Business’ Essential Needs to Move Forward with Resilience
CONTENT FROM BRAD SMITH, PARTNER, MOSS ADAMS
The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic uncertainty and market disruption has created headwinds for many businesses. During these unprecedented times, businesses that can discern what’s essential or vital to their success—and pivot to meet new challenges—are more likely to prove resilient and successfully emerge on the other side. Defining your organization's essential needs is a critical step in determining your next moves.
A Healthy Connection, When It Matters Most
CONTENT FROM KAISER PERMANENTE
There’s no way around it: The COVID-19 crisis mounts complex and ongoing challenges for businesses. And none is bigger than how to keep workers connected to health care when they need it most. Thankfully, telehealth is poised to aid businesses like never before. The advantages go far beyond just offering convenience and safety in challenging times.
