By Richard Pedott
Many of us have had to manage a crisis before. It may have been a small scale one such as a natural disaster confined to individual markets like Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Sandy or it may have been larger in scale like the Great Recession of 2008 or 9/11. The point is that while COVID-19 poses its own unique set of problems, experiences from these past crises offer clues that can help us manage the COVID-19 challenge.
