The Spirit of the Entrepreneur #FranchiseStrong
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Franchise Business Radio is a platform to bring together franchise professionals to connect, educate and collaborate to serve the franchise community and those considering franchise ownership.
Franchise Business Radio is a platform to bring together franchise professionals to connect, educate and collaborate to serve the franchise community and those considering franchise ownership.
Going into business with your spouse or partner can be a lucrative and rewarding experience that strengthens your relationship. If you’re in a long-term relationship, you already know that teamwork is of the utmost importance. The need for teamwork is especially important when determining the funding strategy for your new franchise or small business. By Sherri Seiber
CEOs of most middle- and large-sized companies rely on a leadership team of experienced managers to help them succeed. As a small-business owner, you don’t have the luxury of hiring managers to focus on Human Resources, Sales, Marketing, Finance or even Operations. You are in charge of everything associated with your business. By Chris Mangum
The global personal care and wellness market is on the rise. The Global Wellness Institute values the wellness industry at $4.5 trillion worldwide, with personal care, beauty, and the spa economy accounting for $1.2 trillion. By Sue Bennett
FranServe Certified Franchise Consultants represent franchise options from ten thousand to ten million dollars all-in. Regardless of the total investment, most investors seek additional capital or financing to make their dreams come true. By Don Clayton
Ideally, people buy a franchise because they believe in the franchisor and the system, so it stands to reason that they would be eager to follow that system for the benefit of all. Unfortunately, it won’t come as shock to most franchisors to hear that it doesn’t always transpire exactly as planned. By Tom Spadea
The average adult makes 35,000 decisions a day. I think the average entrepreneur may make twice that number! OK, 70,000 decisions a day might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it certainly feels like it. That’s because every decision entrepreneurs make has a rippling effect that usually impacts personnel, operations, customers, and the entire business. By Alesia Visconti