Welch LLP 2020 Ottawa Business Growth Survey
- Published
- March 13, 2020
- Topic
- Covid-19
Welch LLP presents the 2020 Ottawa Business Growth Survey the most important annual survey for business leaders, it is now the time to make your voice heard on the most important issues facing our local economy in Ottawa.
The is a quick 10 minute questionnaire that helps to identify how the Ottawa economy is performing through the Business Confidence Index measurement. This year’s survey has a special “Cybersecurity” focus that more than one-fifth of the country’s businesses have been affected by a cyber security incident that affected their operations
No financial or confidential information is required for the survey. This is your opportunity to express your views on the local economy. The survey is conducted by Abacus Data and is considered statistically accurate.
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