Are you a good listener? Are you passionate about helping others fulfill their goals and dreams? Do you hate commuting to an office and want to spend more time with your family? If you answered “yes” to these questions, you might make a great FranServe Affiliate Franchise Consultant. By Nancy E. Williams
When Dafne Fuentes began her career in admissions and enrollment at the Paul Mitchell School in 2018, she discovered something important. While visiting various schools, she noticed that the most popular student club was the pet club. By Kelsi Trinidad
Whenever Frederick and Nicole Rabena’s son, Cole, visited the Jersey Shore, he’d often buy overpriced lobster rolls that fell short of the quality that was advertised. With decades of experience in the restaurant management industry, the Rabenas knew they could do better. By Brianna Bohn
Derrick Dufresne has been involved in the field of developmental disabilities for the past 45 years, and when a work contract ended in 2020, he started investigating the next steps in his career. By Elice Morgenson
Colette Bell and her husband founded their handyman business, Handyman Matters, in 1998 because they kept hearing stories from local homeowners about the lack of ethics and integrity in the industry. By Kelsi Trinidad
Schooley Mitchell, the largest independent cost-reduction consulting firm in the U.S. and Canada, offers a network of franchised consulting specialists who can provide expense-reduction services to any business. By Cindy Charette
The Black Franchise Leadership Council (BFLC) has been part of the International Franchise Association (IFA) since February 2021. As an integral part of The IFA’s Diversity Institute, BFLC is showing strong leadership in assisting black franchisors and franchisees in succeeding in owning their own business through franchising. By Rose Mango
After starting a bookkeeping firm from her Nevada home in 2001, Dida Clifton soon realized her clients needed much more than bookkeeping support, and TheOfficeSquad was born. Clifton, CEO and founder of the B2B business, describes it as something of “a virtual office on steroids.” By Cindy Charette
If a franchisor suggests that your job as a franchisee will be “effortless” or “without challenges,” you might want to question their business model. While established brands provide invaluable tools and ongoing support, it’s important to remember that effort is needed to turn those resources into results. By Brianna Bohn