Six Veterans On Mission To Win Maid Brigade Franchise By Veterans Day

Reuters:

A tough-as-nails Army Airborne Ranger, an articulate Air Force Public Affairs Officer or a technically trained naval nuclear reactor operator. Who would best do the job in leading a brigade… of residential cleaning maids?

Today, nationally recognized franchiser Maid Brigade has named six finalists in the First Maid Brigade Veterans Franchise Giveaway, a Veterans Day contest awarding businesses to those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Finalists reside in five states, are former officers and enlisted soldiers, and range in age from 31 to 44. Three earned their MBAs, and each passed several levels of approval to reach this stage, including a behavioral profile evaluation. To enter, each submitted an essay on how his military job experience prepared him for successful business ownership.

The next step is to vie for Gold in a two-day evaluation conducted by Maid Brigade executives and a panel of four judges.

Judges consist of a rear admiral who once served as the first active-duty director of the White House Military Office; a retired naval captain who now heads the leading military-related job board on the Internet; a retired Vietnam veteran and award-winning Maid Brigade franchisee; and Maid Brigade Chairman and founder Don Hay.

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