The economic impact of COVID-19 has reached many of us in some way. Customers may have temporarily or permanently lost income, which may prevent them from being able to pay for your products and services.
Contrary to what we often see and hear in society today, the inclusion of more people around the table, additional voices in the room, and shared experiences and life lessons are absolutely critical to any business organization’s growth, specifically in franchising. Like the organic vegetables planted and harvested around the country, we grow as people, as companies and as leaders when our eyes, ears, minds and arms are open to all people.
Jani-King of Baton Rouge Franchise Owner Nearing $1M in Extra Work During Pandemic
Salons by JC provides essentials to help stylists carry through the pandemic and economic downturn.
On June 5, 2020 President Trump signed into law several critical fixes to the forgiveness terms of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), providing much needed relief for small business borrowers.
IFA, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, National Retail Federation, American Hotel & Lodging Association, Associated Builders and Contractors, HR Policy Association Seek to Join Joint Employer Suit Against State Attorneys General
Bedford, TX-based Shipley Do-Nut Franchisee Helps Support his Employees and Gives Back
See how FirstLight Home Care franchisees have been giving back to their local communities amidst the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
IFA STATEMENT ON BLS JOBS REPORT
If investing in a franchise has been on your mind for a while, just consider what a great opportunity you have to own an essential business right now.