Our project aims to help businesses recover faster after a disaster by providing personalized business recovery plans, one-on-one time with a business consultant, and a certification program. Through our research, we found that 1 in 4 businesses that were forced to close for 24 hours for whatever reason will never reopen. This lack of preparedness, plus the increasing probability of a major earthquake impacting Vancouver within the next 50 years, could greatly devastate many businesses in our community. We want to equip businesses with resources, tools, most importantly, a comprehensive that is unique to their business. With this plan, their business can resume business quicker. An overarching certification ensures that there is a standard of safety and preparedness that is being met by businesses. Over the semester, we learned about how the City of Vancouver is currently working to help businesses to become more resilient, and through conversations with neighbourhood resilience planner Katia Tynan, we found that similar ideas are currently in the works at the City level. We also learned more about the attitudes towards business recovery, the level of preparedness that each business has, and what businesses find to be valuable when it comes to this topic.