Updated: November 19, 2024
Survival strategies For Corporates. How To Survive The Covid-19 Crisis In 5 Steps by Tony de Bree
Many corporates in different industries are in big financial trouble because of the Covid-19 crisis. Therefore, executives, senior managers and management consultants need to be able to take the right short-term measures and define and implement the right survival strategy and survival plan for these large companies before it is too late.
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Tony de Bree worked in Financial Services including in digital transformation, corporate venturing and e-commerce for 26 years and with ups and downs made the transition from banker to entrepreneur working from home and making money online with his own “online plan b” with digital products as side-hustle in 2000 and as hybrid business owner since 2011. Since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis, Tony helps customers with on demand consulting, training, speaking and coaching and digital services and digital products to survive Covid-19 and managers and employees to make the succesful transition ‘from employee to entrepreneur’.
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