Businesses across the U.S. are navigating a rocky economy, inflating prices, and rising interest rates. Grow Disrupt CEO Stephanie Scheller discusses tips for businesses that are struggling or want to get ahead of rough times in the latest KSAT Money Q&A.
Stephanie Scheller, CEO of professional events company Grow Disrupt, has worked with more than 5,000 businesses in the past decade. She said while San Antonio has done a good job navigating rocky economic periods, local business owners aren’t immune to the effects across the nation.
She said many business owners don’t want to pass on higher costs, but many have to in order to survive. Scheller said there are steps business owners can take to protect their company during a time of economic instability.
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