Help keep catastrophe at bay with an updated disaster plan

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Bill Yeargin, the executive vice president of Rybovich Spencer yacht facility, explains how their good disaster planning helped them to remain comparatively untouched by last year's devastating hurricanes in Florida. Following his valuable guidelines for implementing an effective emergency preparation and recovery plan could help marina and boatyard operators mitigate loss to a great extent.

Management dynamics, Methods, Management, Economic aspects, Emergency management, Company business management, Disaster planning, Rybovich Spencer Group

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100 columns in 3 words: vision, talent and focus

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The various factors like vision, talent, focus, integrity and others that lead to success have been described. The gist of the last hundred columns written by Bill Yeargin has been provided.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business consultants, Management consultants

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