The restaurant industry cannot simply come to a halt. No matter the uncertainty, we must continue moving forward. As business owners, operators and overall believers in what we do, there are promises we must carry out in our communities.
For individuals and businesses alike, the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up our communities and redefined our day-to-day lives.
J&J’s Creative Colors has been giving back to local police and fire departments. They have provided free vehicle sanitizing for patrol cars and ambulances, which will help to provide a safe environment for their community heroes.
It is unbelievable how quickly things can change. Within a matter of days, the business model that has helped sustain community staples like Huddle House and Perkins Bakery & Restaurant in various capacities for nearly 70 years has been turned on its head.
Winchester, VA-based Massage Envy franchisee Clifford Davison is working to ensure the health of his community and his employees in the time of COVID-19
Biggby Coffee franchisee James Connor is fueling health care workers with free coffee in Michigan
Sport Clips franchisee Al Rodriguez is providing clips for carers in at his Western PA locations
COVID-19’s effect likely to surpass both the 2007-2008 financial crisis and the economic impact related to the 9-11 terrorist attacks. Brands and industries, in many cases, were caught unprepared for the “stay at home” orders, supply chain and labor issues, and other impacts brought on rapidly by the pandemic.
As the coronavirus continues its grip on the global economy, nations are working hard to discover new pathways toward re-opening businesses safely, getting people back to work, and jump-starting their local markets.