Following the conference-debate in early September, the CCISM continues its mobilization to better prevent business difficultiesThe objective: to help leaders identify the first warning signs, find the right person to talk to and act before the situation deteriorates.
Because business leaders still too often wait before asking for help. This observation was shared during the conference, which echoes a national trend Nearly 70% of small business owners seek support when they encounter difficulties, but 60% abandon their effortsfor lack of knowing who to turn to.
Act before the situation deteriorates
For Angèle Dormoy, president of the CCISM (Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Trades), “there is no shame in going through a difficult period.” The key is “not to remain isolated and to react early enough.” The CCISM now provides resources to identify warning signs, understand existing solutions, and find the right contact person. Business leaders can, in particular, access these resources. make an appointment with the CARE unit to take stock in a personalized and confidential manner. Chaired by the prefect and facilitated by the Public Finances department, the COTEFI This intervention is particularly relevant when financial difficulties necessitate dialogue with public creditors. The judge of the prevention division of the Commercial Court can also meet with company directors confidentially. Lawyers and accountants are also essential partners for analyzing the situation and supporting the necessary steps. For the CCISM (Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Services and Trades), the key takeaway remains simple: don't wait until difficulties become critical before seeking help.
Info: www.ccism.com
CARE cell: 05 90 27 91 51 / [email protected]
COTEFI: 05 90 29 56 51 / [email protected]
