When Chris Willems decided to seek a new business venture, he was looking to limit his risk, having already dealt with starting a business from scratch and spending years trying to make it successful. When he found the Two Men And A Truck franchise, he was cautious and on the lookout for red flags… but he didn’t find any.
Leslie Jorgensen of Supporting Strategies
Supporting Strategies Founder and CEO Leslie Jorgensen spends some time with FBR discussing what led her to start her company, which provides turnkey back office accounting services for its clients. Leslie elaborates on the benefits that make them a valuable resource for small businesses and a strong opportunity for franchise owners.
Dave Mattson of Sandler Training
Dave Mattson, CEO of Sandler Training and best-selling author, shares with Franchise Business Review how his company makes the process of starting a franchise a different experience than other brands and what the future of the business looks like.
Joe Hart of Dale Carnegie Training
Dale Carnegie Training is a 105-year-old company that was founded by Dale Carnegie and a leader in the professional and personal development space, providing training to organizations and individuals all over the world.
Rik Nonelle of Window Genie
Rik says Window Genie exists because they do things around the home, that people don’t know how to do, don’t have time to do, or are afraid to do.
Kathleen Kuhn of HouseMaster Home Inspections
HouseMaster goes well beyond the standard home inspection with services such as mold testing, sewer scoping, and in depth chimney inspections.
Catherine Monson of FASTSIGNS
FASTSIGNS provides comprehensive sign and visual graphic solutions to help companies of all sizes and across all industries attract more attention, communicate their message, sell more products, help visitors find their way and extend their branding
Jeff Bevis of FirstLight HomeCare
FirstLight is a non-medical in-home care service company offering three different types of care: Companion Care, Personal Care, and Dementia Care.
Michelle Fee of Cruise Planners
85 percent of the people who become a Cruise Planners franchisee have never been in the travel industry. They begin learning about the industry during a six‑day training course.
