Forbes: Jerry Flanagan is a 45-year-old Army and National Guard veteran from Wayne, Pa., who thinks returning vets should have a shot at owning their own business. He’s the owner of a year-old startup, J-Dog Junk Removal, and he’s putting his opinion practice by franchising his business — only to veterans. Does that make J-Dog […]
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Baltimore Business Journal (blog): Maybe that next career isn’t working for someone else. If you have the itch to ditch the job search and start your own business, this may be the place to start. The Northern Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce is holding a seminar, “Career Alternative: Start Your Own Business,†on Oct.
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The Franchise Magazine: Starting the working day surrounded by home comforts is a dream for many, but to run a franchise successfully there are many elements to take into consideration. Working from home has blossomed since the 1970s, when it was seen as a low key affair that conjured up images of addressing endless streams
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InvestorIdeas.com: Consistent with its strategy of expansion through franchising, Jamba Juice Company, a subsidiary of Jamba Inc., recently announced the opening of a new franchised store in California. This new store marked the company’s fourth opening with franchise company, Bright Works Incorporated. John Anderson is the president of this franchise company and a highly experienced
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The Times Herald: US Restaurants Inc., a franchisee of Burger King Corporation, in cooperation with the Plymouth Township Police Department, is having an all day fundraiser this Friday, Sept. 28 at their Plymouth Township Burger King location on 409 W. Ridge Pike, Conshohocken. Rita Greene, general manager of the restaurant, reached out to the department
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eNewsChannels: Ohio Restaurant Recruiters, a restaurant manager recruiting firm in Ohio and Pennsylvania, announced this week that Covelli Enterprises, the largest franchisee of Panera Bread and O’Charley’s, has entrusted them with its restaurant management recruitment needs. Covelli Enterprises has more than 200 Panera bakery-cafe concepts; 27 more are scheduled to open over the next 18
CSPnet.com: After wrapping up its 37th annual convention and trade show, the National Coalition of Associations of 7-Eleven Franchisees (NCASEF) outlined its recent successes and future challenges. In 2012, NCASEF joined in supporting the class-action lawsuit by NACS and other groups against the Federal Reserve for ignoring the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform & Consumer Protection
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