Kathy Ligon is joined by Radha Mohan, Executive Director of the Early Care and Education Consortium (ECEC) and Tom Wyatt, CEO of KinderCare Education, to discuss the legislative initiatives recently passed by Congress and the implications and opportunities for early education providers.
Kathy Ligon is joined by Thad Joiner to discuss strategies childcare business owners can implement to improve their financial situation during the COVID-19 crisis.
Join HINGE Founder & CEO Kathy Ligon alongside entrepreneur Thad Joiner on Monday, March 23rd at 1pm EDT for a pop-up webinar discussing the financial implications of the COVID-19 crisis on early childhood schools in the United States. They will also advise on how owners can start recession planning and proofing your early learning business.
When: Mar 19, 2020 12:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/vJUpce-hrj0qT-wnkwkF7OivHEjXBY344g
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
What:
You will hear what Ellen and GCCA are doing to advocate for centers across Georgia, and from industry experts on specific issues and business protocols, practices, and decisions to navigate this crisis.
Watch this informative webinar recording about Childcare Network’s encounter with coronavirus at one of their Atlanta-based schools. They discuss what they did, what they learned and what next steps they are taking to minimize the effect of this crisis on their business, their staff and the families they serve.
Your business interruption (or business income) coverage comes into play only when there is a physical loss or damage from a covered property insurance peril, e.g., fire, lighting, wind, hail, etc. Coronavirus is not a covered peril under a typical property policy. In the event of a “civil authority” closure, there must be a related covered property insurance peril that causes the closure to occur, in order for business income coverage to be triggered.
The current situation regarding the Coronavirus is evolving daily, and the insurance industry is keeping an eye on aspects that might impact potential claims or losses.
The best thing you can do today is to follow everyday preventive measures, stay informed, and have a plan in place.