Higalaay Resiliency Stories

by | Sep 6, 2021 | 0 comments

Watch this episode about women entrepreneurs who were able to pivot and continue their businesses despite the pandemic. The first two credit their Business Continuity Plan for being able to adapt quickly to the changes brought about by this major disruption in their different service businesses.  The third one advises home-based entrepreneurs to cut costs but stay the course if they love what they are doing. The final business borne out of the pandemic is a personal shopper and delivery service that has become a lifeline for those in the event organizing industry.  Inspiring stories in this episode were produced in partnership with the Oro Trade & Investment Promotions Center (Oro-TIPC) for the Higalaay Festival.

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Viva Señor San Agustin!

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