The lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic disruption continue to impact almost every aspect of life and business. But every crisis presents opportunities for those perceptive enough to recognize and act on them. Those who are prepared to make the changes necessary to move forward smartly and confidently will emerge stronger.
This means creating a more resilient business, one that will not only help your fuel oil or propane company to weather the current crisis successfully, but also prepare you to adapt and adjust to future challenges, either expected or unanticipated. This webinar will look at the series of steps necessary to convert your business into one that is adaptable, nimble and ready for an unpredictable future.
• Acclimating to a new way of doing business
• Developing a strategic business plan to meet a changing future
• Streamlining management operations for speed and efficiency
• Creating a stable financial base
• Preparing your people to be more adaptable
• Thoughtful and intentional diversification
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Marty Kirshner is a widely respected consultant and advisor to the energy industry. With a background in accounting, tax and finance for fuel oil and propane companies, Marty has become a “go to” resource for energy business owners looking for advice and guidance on mastering an increasingly complex market. Marty has published numerous articles in energy industry publications and has been a highly regarded presenter at national and regional industry conferences.
Joe Ciccarello is a veteran consultant with more than 30 years’ experience in the fuel oil and propane field. He has guided countless energy marketers to stronger growth and higher profitability and has advised on a number of business succession plans, mergers and acquisition service.
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