Episode 6 - The Keys to Owning a Successful Franchise Business: Propelled Brands

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Franchising In Review

Franchise Business Review

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Franchising in Review is a show about franchising, entrepreneurship, and an exploration of today’s top business opportunities. If you’ve ever thought about owning your own business, but haven’t quite figured out how to make that happen, this is the show for you. We’ll explore the ins and outs of franchise ownership, hear tips and advice from some of the most successful people in franchising, and help you turn your dreams of business ownership into reality through franchising. This show is made by Franchise Business Review.

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Episode 6 - The Keys to Owning a Successful Franchise Business: Propelled Brands

Franchising In Review

54 minutes 9 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 6 - The Keys to Owning a Successful Franchise Business: Propelled Brands

Moderated by Franchise Business Review President & COO Michelle Rowan

Panelists:

Navid Ravi, FASTSIGNS franchise owner in Garland & Mesquite, TX

John & Melanie Ludden, MY SALON Suite franchise owners in Charlotte, NC

Chuck Bailey, NerdsToGo franchise owner in Pittsburgh, PA

Hear from our expert panel of franchise owners from Propelled Brands on the steps they took to grow a successful franchise business. Learn the keys that helped their business thrive, the challenges and pitfalls they faced along the way – and how to avoid them. What were they doing before buying a franchise and how did those experiences and skillsets help them in their new business venture? What one thing really made the difference to these top performers? And what advice would they give to new franchisees?