By Evelyn Johnson You are trapped in your home, using Zoom to coordinate with your colleagues and struggling to fend off pets, family, or whatever is distracting you from work. But those are not your only struggles. The world has drastically changed in the last few days. The marketing campaign that you’ve been working on for weeks is now on hold. With people afraid of catching a viral disease or losing their livelihood in a recession, no one is interested in what your brand has planned for the spring break. However, life does not stop, even if half of the