We dig into four different companies to learn why they recruit franchisees the way they do, and what life is like for someone who owns multiple units.
Author archives: Stephanie Schomer
One-on-One Consulting Is the Future of the Beauty Industry. This Company Creates Spaces for Solo Stylists, and Business Is Booming.
Phenix Salon Suites is anticipating a surge in business from stylists who want more security, safety, and control over their operations.
An ER Nurse Opened a Curry Up Now Franchise Right Before Covid-19: ‘I Couldn’t Abandon Either Responsibility. That’s Not My Ethics.’
Pritesh Benjamin hadn’t planned to spend much time in the kitchen, but when business dropped 70 percent overnight, he rolled up his sleeves and got to cooking.
See the Work Spaces of the Blanket Business Encouraging Employees to Take Midday Naps
Bearaby makes weighted blankets to help its customers sleep better. To help its employees work (and live) better, the company embraces a flexible schedule that celebrates snoozing.
Why These 4 Franchises Expect a Post-Pandemic Business Boom
The end of the pandemic is in sight, and many franchises are anticipating an explosion in business. Leaders at four franchises share how their brands are working overtime to prepare for the rush and win back coveted business.
Zola’s Company Culture, Before and After the Pandemic
In 2020, just before the pandemic, we photographed the staff of Zola in their New York office. One year later, we checked back in to see how they’re doing — at home.
Does Your Franchise Need a Workforce Management Partner?
Finding a service provider to help you manage payroll or HR functions can save valuable time. Here are five things to prioritize in your search.
Working Through the Pandemic Made This Industrial-Services Franchise Stronger
Industrial-services franchise Pirtek USA was deemed an essential business last year. Making it through a pandemic wasn’t easy, but CEO Kim Gubera says they’re stronger as a result.
How Sweeten Built Trust Into the Home Renovation Process
Home renovation startup Sweeten created trust as the foundation of its business — and now it has $1.5 billion worth of work in its pipeline.
Franchising Gave This Entrepreneur a Fresh Start — and a Chance to Embrace New Technologies
Yousuf Ali had a successful career in marketing until he failed to embrace new technologies. Now, as a My Eyelab franchisee, embracing forward-thinking capabilities is the key to his success.