When it comes to disasters that can knock a business out of commission, Canadian companies immediately think of extreme weather like sub-zero temperatures, blizzards and floods…
Damage control: when overseas disaster strikes
Managing a calamity in Canada is hard enough, but how do you manage your overseas subsidiary when it’s hit?
- By: Paul Gallant
- From: Business without Borders
- Date: Monday January 9th, 2012
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