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Category: Coronavirus

Beverly Inman-Ebel
Beverly Inman-Ebel joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of maintaining constant communication with your various tribes, including employees, vendors and especially customers.
Gerard Scimeca
Gerry Scimeca joins Jim Blasingame to report on politics of credit scoring for those who’re negatively impacted by the coronavirus shutdown, and differentiate them from those who were already not credit-worthy.
Gerard Scimeca
Gerry Scimeca joins Jim Blasingame to report on the excesses of some politicians in their lockdown plan which shows that they’re more interested in control than in solutions that work best for their citizens.
Gerard Scimeca
Gerry Scimeca joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the U.S. initial plan to flatten the coronavirus curve and why it seemed like a good idea, but now we’ve learned that there were many incorrect indicators and assumptions.
Matthew Owenby
Matthew Owenby joins Jim Blasingame to report that since Aflac has much of their business in Asia, particularly Japan, they were already dealing with coronavirus issues in the workplace by January, well ahead of everyone else.
Matthew Owenby
Matthew Owenby joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the practices to use as you bring your employees back to work, including constant communication, and allowing individual adjustments to when and how to return.
Ravi  Hutheesing
Ravi Hutheesing joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the future of education, including exposing the broadband and technology deficiencies in our ability to conduct distance learning successfully.
Ravi  Hutheesing
Ravi Hutheesing joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the pandemic stranded him in Chile, why it hasn’t been a bad thing, and how Chile is handling the coronavirus challenge.
Jim Blasingame
Jim Blasingame reports on what you need to know about how the PPP began, was modified, and is now being reformed to make it less onerous on small employers.
Jim Blasingame
Jim Blasingame discusses the pandemic response we’ve endured, including the initial information that turned out to be incorrect, plus why what we now know to be true must guide our response to the next COVID threat.

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