The Franchise Consulting Company

About YOU

You are a successful business development professional or management executive. But…

Are you worried about what the future holds in your present industry?
Have you been feeling somewhat burned out in your present career? And do you sometimes think that you might be better off in a new career where you can create the life you love?
Do you want to stay in your career but have been looking for investment opportunities to augment your income and protect your wealth?
Are worried about what the future holds in your present industry?If you answered YES to any of these questions, then perhaps we should talk.Consider a strategy of Executive Franchise Investment. Successful sales professionals and business management executives can be a part of a franchise business that enables a strong return on investment and the potential for significant equity as the business matures.
You can either be an absentee owner or jump in and run operations yourself – whatever best fits your present situation. And – you can begin while still in your present position. Imagine being a part of a business that has the opportunity for a strong return on investment and the potential for significant equity as the business matures. Many executives that felt stuck have found a whole new lease on life by investigating franchise ownership.

Let’s at least connect, and if it’s the right fit, let’s talk. I’m here to help: david@thefranchiseconsultingcompany.com | 421-400-9209

In the meantime, check out the information below that will aid you in planning for your future

Why is Franchising part of Preparedness?

Owning a franchise is the business model with the highest level of success. These are usually very successful, as compared to a traditional startup. A franchise is a chance to own your own business, hire a staff, and generate income for yourself–just like a startup. The difference is that in franchising, someone else owns the brand. In fact, 40% of all American retail businesses are franchises. Another major difference is that some studies show that 90% of franchise businesses succeed. Why is this number so high? Because the Federal Trade Commission has established rules, requiring the company who owns the brand to provide training and assistance to the franchisee. Think about it: training costs money. Establishing a brand costs money. A franchise business is relieved of those expenses, so you, as a franchise owner, can come out ahead.