Learn how you can jumpstart the restart of your business once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides. This episode is presented by David Bundy, President and CEO of Dean Dorton, one of the largest and most acclaimed certified public accounting and business advisory firms in the Southeast of the United States. In this episode, David discusses seven of the most important beginning measures you should take ahead of restarting your business after COVID-19.

How Do We Get Restarted?

In this episode, podcast host David Bundy, President and CEO of Dean Dorton, along with special guest Justin Hubbard, Director of Accounting and Financial Outsourcing, discuss ten ways to make your business better and stronger than it was before COVID-19, and how to assess your business to be ready for a comeback.

10 Ways to Make Your Business Better Than It Was Before COVID-19

Justin Hubbard and Krista Nash discuss ways businesses can better understand their cash flow and optimize their financial data from the perspective of managing their business now, during the COVID-19 pandemic, but also looking ahead to the future.

Understanding Your Cash Flow and How to Optimize Your Financial Data

Jason Miller, Director of Business and Technology Consulting, discusses five ways businesses can make sure they are disaster-ready and prepare for the “new normal” after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides.

Five Ways to Make Sure Your Business is Disaster-Ready

Jason Miller and Polina Nikolova discuss cloud-based and collaborative technology solutions to make your company’s future last.

Technology Solutions to Make Your Company's Future Last

With the economy reopening and business restarts coming soon, David Bundy revisits past podcast episodes and discusses steps businesses can take before they reopen their doors. This is the final episode of the Jumpstart Your Restart podcast series.

Steps You Should Take Before Reopening Your Doors

To say that we are in unprecedented times due to the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is as large an understatement as could be shared. Although the first priority remains doing what we can to stop the spread of COVID-19, it is never too early to begin asking what you should do to restart your business. You have no play book to follow for advice on how to do this but we can develop a sequence in restarting that will help us do so effectively. The businesses who restart the most efficiently and most effectively will be the businesses who are the most successful post pandemic. Join us to hear some valuable guidance along with tips and tricks to jumpstart your restart for your business.