Have you ever wondered where a company’s excess or undervalued assets go? Probably not. Most people believe our current economic system began as a system of bartering, trading one good or asset that you had in excess, for something you needed. What most people don’t realize is that the barter system never went away; in fact, despite the economic slowdown due to COVID-19, barter at the corporate level is occurring more frequently now than ever before. Harvard Business Review calls corporate barter a “flourishing business that help companies create value from assets which may no longer fit their strategy, may not be working at capacity or are no longer needed.” With so many of us looking for economic stability in the workplace, corporate barter firms are in a position to thrive, both now and in the future.