Franchise Business Radio: Cannabis: A growing industry
Tune into Franchise Business Radio to listen and learn from Jason Tropf and Holly Ford, co-founders of Cannabis 10x.
Tune into Franchise Business Radio to listen and learn from Jason Tropf and Holly Ford, co-founders of Cannabis 10x.
As a Certified Franchise Consultant (CFC), I hear stories all the time about how those who choose to go into business by themselves have a difficult time in so many ways. Figuring out all the procedures, marketing, budgeting, implementation, collections, and employee management, just to name a few, can be a difficult task for most people, which is one reason many turn to franchising. By Don Clayton
Just one look at Power Trucks USA’s evolution over the years is enough to signal that growth is in the brand’s DNA. Founded in 2005 by Jeremiah Fiel, the business started as a mom-and-pop automotive-accessory store that has since scaled into a one-stop shop for nearly any automotive service or accessory. By Tamara Rahoumi
Working with a CFC offers, at no cost to you, a true franchise professional to help guide you through the process of franchise ownership. Who couldn’t use an extra set of eyes, an extra set of ideas, an extra set of experiences, and someone who’s been properly trained in the field of franchise matchmaking? By Don Clayton
Tune into the Franchise Business Radio show to listen and learn from Dan Wirtz, founder of Windsor Realty Group, to get a deeper understanding on commercial real estate. By Pamela Currie
It’s true that business ownership has never been this high, according to the Wall Street Journal, and for that, certified franchise consultants are in high demand. By Don Clayton
There are plenty of benefits associated with franchise ownership. Offering an opportunity for success through a proven, successful business model, plus a built-in support network and a wealth of training programs, most franchise models have low failure rates and little risk. By Jessica Petrucelli
When Julie and Scott Jenney found themselves as empty nesters after raising three children, they began to think about what they wanted to do next. The two had become used to a flexible schedule, working for themselves from home, so they began to look into franchise ownership to maintain that lifestyle. By Cindy Charette
Franchise buyers who choose to capitalize their business with a Rollover as Business Startup (ROBS) can’t just jump right in. Setting up and administering a ROBS structure requires knowledge of complex legislation and IRS requirements. By Max Mawhirter
All of our military veterans have different reasons why they decided to serve. For some, it is in service of country, or continuing a tradition of family; for others it is using the GI Bill for College education. By Jon P. Skroder