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August 29, 2008, 4:25 pm

New Orleans businesses brace for Gustav

Hurricane Katrina left many local businesses physically and financially battered. Three years later, new disaster-preparation plans drawn up in Katrina's wake are being put to the test. Have you been affected by the storms? Tell us about it.

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AFrom Lee Freedman, Charlotte, N.C.

Agility Recovery Solutions recovered businesses displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The company is currently helping businesses affected by Hurricane Gustav recover their operations and get their people back to work. Agility provides companies with anything and everything they need to recover, including mobile office space, desks, chairs, computers, servers, satellite for phone and Internet, and power generators. We recover our clients within 48 hours of them initiating a recovery. The company is now working with its East Coast clients prepare for Hurricane Hanna and Tropical Storm Ike.

Posted By Lee Freedman, Charlotte, N.C. : September 2, 2008 1:32 pm
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