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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2020 · 28 MIN

Corona Chronicle #42: Small businesses have the ability to pivot and adapt more quickly- Sam Oches- Durham, NC

from Restaurant Unstoppable with Eric Cacciatore

Learn more about Sam Oches here. Key Takeaways Who will suffer more, small businesses or big chains? Big chains are down an average of 20% while small business crew at 70%-90% Small business have a closer-knit community to keep them afloat – utilize it Smaller operations have support and space to pivot We have bottomed-out, most-likely it gets better from here Dining rooms will not be full again until treatments or vaccines are available The labor pool and real estate will be much better after Resources mentioned in this Chronicle: Be a part of the conversation at QSR Magazine at qsrmagazine.com/tellus QSR Magazine's Fast Forward Podcast Email: [email protected]

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