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If your business is in the greater Los Angeles area, Ventura County, or anywhere else in Southern California, you already know that wildfire season is not a once-in-a-decade event anymore. It is a recurring operational reality. And yet, most of the small and mid-sized businesses we work with have a business continuity plan, if they have one at all, that was written with a general “disaster” scenario in mind — not the specific, regional, and increasingly predictable nature of a Southern California wildfire

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