Helping Small Businesses Find Money After Economic and Natural Disasters with Chase Henderson

According to a report by the Conference Board and the PR
Newswire, 61% of US companies have increased their philanthropic giving for
natural disasters in recent years and expect this trend to continue. However,
despite increased spending, less than half of these companies prepare for
natural disasters by conducting planning exercises or routinely evaluating the
impact of their efforts. Additionally, only 28% of companies collaborate with
other peer companies in their natural disaster efforts.

The report also indicates that employees have the broadest
influence in shaping corporate disaster response efforts, surpassing even the
CEO and C-Suite, influencing the response at 93% of firms. Companies predict
that employees will exert an even more significant influence in the years
ahead.

Chase (Adler) Pisaris Henderson is an entrepreneur who helps
small and medium-sized businesses find funding in times of economic and natural
disasters. He has equipped businesses with more than $10 million worth of funds
to assist in their recoveries.

Before becoming an entrepreneur, Henderson worked as a
personal trainer, online fitness coach, and fitness influencer, and he has a
background in Exercise Science from Florida State University. The devastating
impact of Hurricane Ian on Southwest Florida led him to co-found NURO is, the
Economic Recovery Center, and the BluWater Group with his father. Their vision
was to support local businesses in the aftermath of the hurricane and other
natural and economic disasters.

Henderson also hosts "The Young Healthy and
Wealthy" podcast, where he connects with remarkable individuals and shares
valuable insights with a broader audience. He joined me this week to tell me
more.

LinkedIn: @Chase(Adler)PisarisHenderson

Follow: @chaseaphenderson