Carissa Reiniger | Helping Small Businesses to Pivot and Thrive

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Carissa Reiniger is the Founder and CEO of Small Business Silver Lining Limited which she started in 2005. She also created a Silver Lining Action Plan called SLAP which is a methodology that has helped over 10,000 small business owners in nine countries to set and hit their growth goals. Carissa has worked with an amazing array of different organizations such as Google, The White House, HP, Intuit, Citi Cards, and Staples to bring more resources and support to small businesses. Carissa's work has been featured in the New York Times, the National Post, and a bunch of other publications. She is on a mission to help more small business owners make money doing what they love because she genuinely believes that we can change the economy one small business at a time. In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, host John Corcoran is joined by Small Business Silver Lining Limited's Founder and CEO, Carissa Reiniger, to talk about the impact that small businesses can have in the economy and why it's important to support. Carissa also shares the work that she has been doing over the years to support small businesses, the role of softwares and manpower in small businesses, and she goes into details about what her company's SLAP program is all about.

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