Posts Tagged ‘Jim Amos MBE’
What to Look for in a Franchisor
Trust and passion are critical to success The world of franchising is huge. People who are looking to start their own business can choose from a myriad of business models in nearly 100 industries — everything from tax preparation to shipping to home health care to restaurants or hotels. How do you gauge […]
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The Importance of Servant Leadership to a Franchise Organization
How to lead a team, earn respect and grow a business One reason why I love franchising is that it’s a perfect place to operate as a servant leader — someone focused on inspiring other people and helping them realize their goals. Leaders need to be able to inspire everyone around them to work toward […]
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25 Cent Tasti, New Book Among Reasons to Celebrate “Tasti D-Lite Day” on Friday
Tasti D-Lite’s 25th anniversary is Sept. 7, and we have a lot to celebrate I’ll be in New York City on Friday to celebrate with thousands of New Yorkers as Tasti D-Lite turns 25. We’re throwing an official birthday party at our Columbus Circle location in New York City (1841 Broadway, at 60th Street), complete […]
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How Attitude Shapes Destiny in Business and Life
Having a good attitude is a process of reinforcing good habits in thought and deed In all my years in the military and the business world, I’ve learned that attitude is one of the most important things in life. It drives the actions we take and sets the foundation for success. We all know the […]
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Thoughts on Memorial Day and Honoring Our Veterans
America’s greatness comes at a cost. Monday is the day to honor those who paid it. I’m a big supporter of the International Franchise Association’s VetFran initiative for veterans seeking franchise ownership. The program is an excellent and important way for franchise companies to honor veterans for their service. VetFran makes it easier for veterans […]
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What the Race to Transparency in Franchising is Really About
The internet has transformed the relationship between franchisors and the public Right now, people are talking about your franchise brand. They may be making positive comments or they may be posting damaging reviews of your products, people and services. We now live in the age of expert opinion and what potential customers read, regardless of […]
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