A FranServe Certified Franchise Consultant (CFC) has many beneficial teaching moments for individuals and families seeking to enter into the world of franchising! Some of these teaching moments can only be taught from a series of mistakes. By Don Clayton
From July 9 through 12, the Walt Disney World Yacht Club Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, came alive with hundreds of FranServe Affiliate Franchise Consultants, franchisors and special guests for the annual FranServe Convention and Expo. By Nancy E. Williams
Oftentimes people think of franchise consultants as simply individuals who help others own a successful franchise business in their community. This is very true. However, FranServe Certified Franchise Consultants (CFCs) also help business owners scale through franchising. By Don Clayton
It is important that entrepreneurs carefully consider the many aspects of franchising before they become business owners. Of those considerations, cost often is high on the list. By Nancy E. Williams
When most people think of franchising they think of big brands or big corporate control. What they fail to realize is that franchise owners are pillars in their communities in which they serve. They are local business owners who own and operate a local franchise in their city or town. By Don Clayton
The first step to franchising is to partner with a franchise consultant. A consultant will be an invaluable guide as you research the details of franchising. Your franchise consultant will not only help you to discover what type of business model you want to pursue, but will also help find the perfect franchise that is the right fit. By Rose Mango
July is one of the most anticipated months of the year for FranServe, Inc. Last year, the annual convention and franchise exposition was held at the Walt Disney World Yacht and Beach Club Resorts in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. By Nancy E. Williams
Recently I had a candidate who’d get real excited about an opportunity but the very next day it’d be inevitable that he’d contact me with something negative or what I call “stinkin’ thinkin’.” In other words, instead of seeing the glass half full, he saw it as half empty. By Don Clayton
Remember as a kid the round pegs going in the round holes and the square pegs going in the square holes? As a kid I used to try and force the round pegs into the square holes. Sometimes I would get them to fit but it took a lot of effort and a lot of broken pieces. By Don Clayton
A recent blog by Great Place to Work®, an employee experience platform, highlighted the importance of recognition in the workplace: “A culture of recognition develops engaged and loyal employees. Making employee appreciation integral to your workplace culture can be achieved through meaningful and intentional practices.” By Nancy E. Williams