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Insuring Your Business Against A Catastrophe
Published  12/31/2006 | Business

A violent windstorm blows the roof off of your building. An explosion in your building knocks out the electricity for five weeks. An employee drops a lighted cigarette into the trash can before he or she leaves at night. Tornadoes, riots, fires, sabotage...

Could your business survive a major emergency?

Businesses that recover quickly are those that have planned in advance. Here is a 4-point Strategy.

  • Minimize the risk of damage in advance of an emergency.
  • Develop a disaster recovery plan.
  • Review your insurance program. Make sure you have sufficient coverage to pay for indirect costs of the disaster, the disruption to your business, as well as the cost of repair or rebuilding.
  • Review on a regular basis all the components of your disaster recovery strategy - fire safety and emergency preparedness measures, business continuation and building repair plans, and your insurance program. Communicate changes to key employees.

Email us at consumer@iinc.org if you would like a copy this brochure, or you may request a free copy of this brochure by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

"Insuring Your Business Against A Catastrophe"
c/o IINC
900 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1414
Los Angeles, CA  90017