Home Helpers Home Care

New roles recognize their pivotal contributions to expand and strengthen the franchise network

CINCINNATI — Home Helpers® Home Care, a nationwide leader in non-medical, in-home companionship and personal care services, promoted Bobby Kelley and Clay McKee to vice presidents of franchise development in recognition of their invaluable contributions to grow and strengthen the world-class home care franchise.

In their new roles, the duo’s expanded leadership responsibilities include leading the franchise development team and continuing to serve as brand ambassadors by representing Home Helpers® Home Care at franchise industry and consulting events nationwide. Last year, under their leadership, Home Helpers awarded 41 new franchises and opened 37 new locations.

“Bobby and Clay have been instrumental in broadening our ability to deliver exceptional in-home care to seniors and others across the country,” said Home Helpers® Home Care President and CEO Emma Dickison. “Their well-deserved promotions are a reflection of their commitment to our mission and the continued success of our world-class franchise community.”

Kelley, Certified Franchise Executive, has been with Home Helpers® Home Care for over two decades. Throughout his tenure, he has held key leadership roles and played a core role in extending the brand’s footprint. His expertise in franchise sales, growth and relationship management has notably contributed to Home Helpers’ success in the home care industry.

“Awarding franchises is incredibly rewarding because it not only helps entrepreneurs build successful businesses but also allows us to expand our mission of providing exceptional in-home care for those in need,” said Kelley.

McKee, Certified Franchise Executive, brings over a decade of experience in driving growth across multiple industries. Over the past five years at Home Helpers® Home Care, he has led strategic initiatives to enlarge the brand’s footprint by supporting entrepreneurs entering the home care industry and positioning the brand as a top-tier franchise opportunity. McKee previously served as executive director of franchise development at Handyman Connection and franchise development director at PuroClean.

“My focus as we grow Home Helpers® is understanding and identifying prospects’ issues and helping to show them what it takes to become a business owner,” said McKee.

As a result of Kelley’s and McKee’s efforts, the brand has achieved remarkable milestones, including being ranked in the Entrepreneur Top 500 Franchise for the fifth consecutive year and in the Franchise Times Top 400.

Home Helpers® Home Care continues to expand its footprint, with franchise opportunities available in key markets including Charlotte, North Carolina; Kansas City, Missouri; Omaha, Nebraska; San Diego, Los Angeles and Orange County, California; and Phoenix, Minneapolis and Las Vegas.