With clear business goals and a strong company culture, NEXClean is growing quickly – so quickly that it has earned the recognition of major players. Started in 1988 by The Entrepreneurs’ Forum of Greater Philadelphia and the Wharton Small Business Development Center, the merit-based program recognizes the fastest-growing, privately held entrepreneurial companies in the Greater Philadelphia area. By Brianna Bohn
Dida Clifton built a business model that’s unlike anything on the market. Her secret? She pinpointed what the majority of entrepreneurs don’t enjoy doing and built a team to do it for them: running the back office. By Sarah Lindauer
After cutting men’s hair for 25 years, Natalie Craig understands how to craft the perfect male grooming experience. Imagine masculine decor, aromatherapy shaves and whiskey tastings. In short, it’s the man cave for grooming – and REGIMEN™ is the franchise behind the concept. By Sarah Lindauer
Short-term rentals managed by Grand Welcome offer everything a traveler could want from a stay away from home: a luxurious space, an exceptional location, all the amenities of home and the reassurance that you booked with the best in the industry. By Elice Morgenson
Bitbox ATM, a fully managed Bitcoin ATM franchise, is proud to announce it has been named to Franchise Dictionary Magazine’s Top 100 Game Changers list for 2022. This is the second time Bitbox ATM has been named to the list, highlighting how the brand stands out in the world of business opportunities and franchises. By Cindy Charette
As a sales manager for a residential roofer in Austin, Texas, Toby Brodie was leading a team that was crushing it in sales, almost doubling the revenue from the year before. Proud of his growth, Toby often called his father, Calvin Brodie, to share his successes. By Kelsi Trinidad
Leo Goldberger and Curt Swanson are known for being trailblazers in the franchising industry, a title earned from learning to develop and grow their niche businesses. After co-founding The Patch Boys, a drywall repair company, in 2015, the duo bumped into FranServe CEO and President Alesia Visconti at a FranServe convention. By Brianna Bohn
When Steve Dickey shows up to work in the morning, his to-do list looks different than the average professional – unless they’re in the business of supporting communities through a disaster. By Sarah Lindauer
From burst pipes to natural disasters, water damage doesn’t discriminate. Add to the mix a country with an aging infrastructure, and you have the perfect – and profitable – storm for a growing home restoration industry. By Sarah Lindauer
After years as a senior executive in a multi-national chemicals company, Chris Toomey decided to exit the corporate world and take the plunge into entrepreneurship. Toomey recognized that, although he had built an impressive career, the ability to help and connect with his community on a personal level was missing. By Elice Morgenson