Coronavirus, the Economy, and Your Business Partnership

Is Your Business Going to Be Ready When This Passes?

Don't Let the Corona Virus or Partnership Problems Destroy Your Business

Before we found ourselves in this terrible mess, many businesses had partnership issues. If your partnership has problems, now is the time to deal with those things that cause tension.

I'm discounting my fees to help you during this time of uncertainty. And, I'm having live web conferences for small business owners to share their ideas. Hanging out with other people who understand the struggles is a great way to relieve the stress.

I know that this will not last forever and that we'll all come out from our bunkers and go back to work in the near future. The businesses that are well prepared to resume trade will be very successful. Those entrepreneurs who spend this time worrying about tomorrow won't be ready when it's time to reopen for business.

What Can You Do Now While Your Business Is Closed Because of Corona Virus??

If your partnership is having trouble, fix it now
Work on your business' SEO position
Refine your advertising
Update your website
Write Blog posts (VERY important for SEO)
Bring your books up to date
Create a business plan for this year and next
Talk with and support of business owners

I believe that the US and Canada will start to go back to work by mid-May. Will you be ready?

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When the Problem Partner Doesn’t Propose Solutions

Sadly, the ugly reality is that if your partner complains but doesn’t offer solutions, he’s no longer a partner. A wise lawyer once taught me this important lesson when he was drawn into a nasty partnership dispute that I was working on. One of the partners was always complaining that the other was never bringing ideas to the table. The lawyer, after listening to the whining for 15 minutes said, “Tom, you need to learn to deal with the partner you have, not the one you wish you had.”

List of All Business Partnership Mediation Articles

This Page is a searchable index of all posts pertaining to Business Partnership Mediations. This page is an excellent resource for articles about partnership mediation. Find all categories including Partnership Disputes, Family Business Mediation, and Partnership Agreement.

How a Mediator Can Help Your Family Business

As Moderator to many family businesses, I have helped with succession planning, compensation planning, and resolving of key questions around the operation of the enterprise. It can be difficult for an adult offspring to talk with Dad about a raise.

What Makes a Contract Legal and Binding?

As you see, a contract can be legal yet not binding. And, the most important take away is that a promise, even if written up and signed, is not binding. If an agreement is not binding, it isn’t enforceable. I assume you want your agreements between you and your partner(s) to be legal, binding, and enforceable. Let’s look at the pieces that must be included to make a valid, binding contract.