In a recent article for MIT Sloan Management Review, Gregory Unruh discusses the concept of “business resilience,” referring to how a company creates value in the face of disaster. Using case studies from across the globe, Mr. Unruh argues businesses and their leaders must expand past isolationist thinking in order to foster resilience. Interdependence and community collaboration are at the heart of business resilience.
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Image Credit: “Resilience” by Adam Levine (CC BY 2.0)
