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Have you ever been laughed at because you were different? For me, I’ve never been one to conform to the “norm.” People laughed when I left my W2 position and became an entrepreneur in my early 20s. By Don Clayton
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
Entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone. However, investing in a franchise is a lot easier than going at it alone. The concept, materials, plans, systems, brand, etc. are all in place for you. Therefore, hundreds of people every day make the choice to invest in their future and dreams of becoming their own boss through the franchise ownership option. By Don Clayton
Franchises are expensive. Franchises are just for fast food and retail. Franchise owners aren’t really business owners. You can’t be creative if you own a franchise. Anyone can buy a franchise if they have the money to invest. By Don Clayton
Since 2012, FranServe, Inc. has been making business ownership dreams come true through franchising. As the world’s largest franchise consulting and expansion organization, FranServe is committed to helping exceptional, Certified Franchise Consultants (CFC) change the lives of people through franchise ownership. By Brianna Bohn
Why in the world would I pay a franchise fee? This is a common question certified franchise consultants (CFC) get all the time. A franchise fee is a one-time fee charged to a new franchisee when purchasing a franchise. By Don Clayton
At its core, the franchise industry fosters community. It employs members of the community, feeds communities, restores communities, takes care of seniors in the community – you name it. By Nancy E. Williams
With more than 25 years of progressive leadership experience, Jason O’Brien has held multiple senior-level positions within various industries. Upon joining FranServe Inc. as a franchise consultant in 2013, Jason quickly found his passion in helping others realize their business goals.
Culture is defined as the customs, attitude and achievements of a particular group. Not every group has a good culture whether it be past or present, and typically one only has to be around a particular group to realize if the culture, fits their lifestyle, whereas other cultures are delightful and one can easily see themselves fitting right in! By Don Clayton
In October, Franchise Dictionary Magazine highlights the representation of women in the franchise industry. There is a lot to celebrate, as Franchise Business Review reports that women-owned franchise businesses have increased by 38% in the past 10 years. By Nancy E. Williams