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Peachtree Corners survey looking at small business challenges

The Peachtree Corners Business Association is surveying local businesses to determine how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting operations. (Courtesy City of Peachtree Corners)
The Peachtree Corners Business Association is surveying local businesses to determine how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting operations. (Courtesy City of Peachtree Corners)
By Karen Huppertz
May 28, 2020

The Peachtree Corners Business Association is working with city leaders to survey local businesses to determine how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting their operation. The 10-question survey should only take about 2 minutes or less to complete.

Business owners will have an opportunity to share what their biggest challenge to running their business might be at this time, how long their business was closed if not able to remain open, and report if employees were laid off or furloughed. Businesses can also share ideas for how the city might best be able to assist.

Survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/PEACHTREECORNERSBIZCOM.

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