As an entrepreneur, Gabriel Holmes was looking for his next opportunity. Given his busy schedule, he was looking for a truly passive investment, one that required no work on his part and could provide an all-cash, residual income. By Mike Grecky
When someone is thinking of a lower overall investment, mobile businesses often come to mind. The mobile franchise industry is always a bright idea, maybe even more so in 2020. Brands in the “man in a van” home and personal services categories are seeing more interest than ever by franchise owner candidates. By Dawn Abbamondi
Over the past few months, as businesses across the nation struggled, owners of Meineke Car Care Centers recognized their essential role. By Jessica Jones
With One You Love Homecare falling under the “essential business” category, David Giacobbo, president and CEO, has been busy helping families now more than ever. By Cindy Charette
In September 2019, the International Franchise Association (IFA) launched the Pride Council, a network for LGBTQ small-business owners and employees from across the country. It provides opportunities for mentorships, fosters discussions concerning best practices, and creates a forum for sharing experiences and to benefit others. By Rose Mango
Home care is an essential resource that many people utilize to stay in their homes and maintain a healthy life. The spread of COVID-19 across the world has caused many people to rethink home care and how to maintain social distancing. By Elice Morgenson
Extremely high standards distinguish Border Magic® as a franchise leader in the landscape industry. The company provides lasting solutions to enhance the appearance of properties and simplify their upkeep with concrete border options including steppingstones, walkways, driveway liners, garden borders and more.
Prior to opening their dream restaurant, the Ways each came from very different backgrounds. Marilyn enjoyed a 25-year career as a bus driver for the local school district, and plans on returning once schools are back in session. Jim worked for 26 years in various finance and operational roles for a major office-supply company. By Cindy Charette