Traditionally, professional services have been offered in a rigid, hierarchal team structure, servicing a broad spectrum of clients face-to-face. The pandemic has imposed limits on face time, multiple client challenges, and access to capital.

The professional services sector is brainstorming and developing solutions to this prevalent issue, including building and embracing virtual relations, enabling and assisting clients to modernize, and integrating into the digital economy.

Join a webinar featuring Ashiana Jivraj, who volunteered as an analyst for the Covid Economic Response Team (focusing on strategies for professional services), along with moderator Alim Somani, who is the Managing Director of Digital Practice at Hatch as well as the lead for Alliances Canada. They will discuss broad suggestions on how professional services can pivot and shift to upgrade their skillset, allowing them to prepare for the future.

Key Webinar Takeaways:

1. Be agile: consistently upgrade your skillset to manage any emergency situation, and for the future in general.
2. Diversify your talent and cash flow.
3. Be willing to challenge yourself and “self-disrupt”: ideally, your most stable business today should not be your only stable business moving forward.