Schooley Mitchell, an independent cost-reduction consulting firm with more than 310 franchises across North America, recently launched a sustainability initiative that involves planting trees around the world and pulling plastic from the oceans. By Patty Horansky
The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada has held a significant place in the heart of Schooley Mitchell, an independent cost-reduction consulting firm, for a long time. For many years, employees at the corporate office have participated in fundraising events such as The Big Bike, Ride for Heart and the foundation’s annual walk. By Kelsi Trinidad
Schooley Mitchell’s Neil Hostein was fresh out of college in 1998 when he started selling telecommunications services, including phone lines and large data networks for a major company in Canada. He quickly learned that he had a gift for sales, but his position in corporate telecommunications was unstable. As he watched co-workers lose their jobs without warning, he knew staying in that toxic work environment was no way to live. By Kelsi Trinidad
Schooley Mitchell is an independent cost-reduction consulting firm with more than 270 franchises across the U.S. and Canada. The Ontario-based brand was founded in 1997 and franchised in 2004, and it helps small- to medium-sized businesses profit by identifying errors, overcharges and waste in more than 16 cost-cutting categories. By Patty Horansky
For over 25 years, Schooley Mitchell has been helping businesses save money and operate more cost efficiently by identifying cost-savings opportunities across multiple areas of the business. With 250 franchise units, the company continues to grow. By Nancy E. Williams
Schooley Mitchell is the largest independent cost-cutting consulting firm in the U.S. and Canada. Founded in Ontario in 1997 and franchised in 2004, the brand offers a low point of entry for potential franchisees who want to be their own boss and have a background in sales, marketing, consulting or upper management. By Patty Horansky
As the new year approaches, companies of all sizes and industries work diligently to finalize their budgets. However, with a recession looming over the economy, many companies are looking to cut costs wherever they can even if those cuts may affect their future profitability. Dennis Schooley, founder of cost reduction firm Schooley Mitchell, believes that there is a much better way to approach cost reduction for these businesses. By Shelby Green
When Tim and Kelly Ross talk about their experiences as Schooley Mitchell franchisees, the word “supportive” comes up time and again. By Patty Horansky
Schooley Mitchell is the largest independent cost-cutting consulting firm in the U.S. and Canada. It offers a low point of entry for those with executive, management, sales, marketing or consulting backgrounds who may be looking to exit the corporate world or simply be their own boss. By Patty Horansky
Giving and gratitude are part of the culture at Schooley Mitchell, a cost-reduction franchise. Many franchisees are drawn in by the opportunity to help reduce expenses for local businesses and nonprofits. By Sarah Lindauer