Dan Gizzi spent 26 years working in sales roles in the corporate tech world, but in October 2024, he found himself sidelined by a layoff. Unsure of what he’d do next, Gizzi accepted a meeting with what he thought was a job recruiter, but it turned out to be a franchise consultant. The meeting went well, and Gizzi was faced with a decision: pursue franchising or find his next gig in corporate America. By Kelsi Trinidad
Starting a new business doesn’t have to mean building everything from scratch or managing everything alone. For franchisees at CyberGlobal, success is less about servers and software and more about relationships. By Tamara Rahoumi
Ken Boyce knows franchising. With three decades of experience, including time as a franchisee and a consultant, he has helped countless brands grow, but when it came time to make a move to his next opportunity, he set out to find something rare: a business model that broke the mold. He found it in cybersecurity. By Tamara Rahoumi
CyberGlobal, a leading cybersecurity firm headquartered in Europe, is expanding its franchise model to the U.S. Due to increased security breaches in companies worldwide, CyberGlobal’s recent U.S. launch has been met with strong interest from prospective franchisees hoping to enterprise on the demand for cybersecurity services. CyberGlobal has four new franchise locations and is looking to add more to that roster in 2025. By Kelsi Trinidad
According to IBM, the average cost of a data breach in 2024 was $4.88 million, the highest total ever. Needless to say, cybersecurity has become an essential component of protecting a successful business and will only become more crucial in the future. By Kelsi Trinidad
With the number of cyberattacks on the rise, businesses are left at risk of data breaches that can be devastating to not only their data but also their customers’. Many businesses lack the internal technical expertise to protect themselves from these vulnerabilities. By Kelsi Trinidad