The Entrepreneur’s Source Makes Finding Franchisees Easier with Online and In-Person Resources
The Entrepreneur’s Source Makes Finding Franchisees Easier with Online and In-Person Resources
Franchising’s leading career and business coaching company provides several innovative resources to help make the process of finding franchisees easier, including online virtual coaching, free monthly educational webinars and quarterly “Start A Business Weekend” (SABW) virtual franchise expos at www.EntrepreneursSource.com.
Through advanced internet technology, The Entrepreneur’s Source is changing how people discover new business opportunities, taking them from Employment to Empowerment™, while simultaneously breaking down barriers that typically take individuals out of the franchise exploration process.
“People from all walks of life are making career transitions, and many are now choosing to take control of their own destiny, by considering becoming self-sufficient. Our online resources provide aspiring entrepreneurs with the tools needed to create a roadmap to financial freedom,” says Terry Powell, founder of The Entrepreneur’s Source, which has helped tens of thousands of people find new business opportunities throughout its 25-plus years.
Virtual coaching provides warm and engaging coaches who elicit ideal Income, Lifestyle, Wealth and Equity™ dreams from visitors. While defining their objectives in a series of questions, a picture board dramatically builds on the screen allowing people to visualize what they aspire to attain through business ownership. Once the series of questions have been completed, the virtual coach helps identify the type of investment that could ultimately provide personal fulfillment.
The Entrepreneur’s Source also host free, monthly educational webinars on various topics of pursuing entrepreneurship through franchising. Permitting guests to harness the flexibility and freedom that the virtual education experience fosters, individuals can go through this initial phase of the educational journey at their own pace and wherever they want to do it.
Start A Business Weekend is an online event that also visitors to discover opportunities and obtain information that will fuel dreams of business ownership. Attendees will have access to the largest franchise and business directory virtual event including business ownership opportunities, virtual presentations, online networking and digital tools at no cost.
“More and more people today are used to living in a ‘virtual world.’ Social media and technology have changed the way we think,” added Powell. “Our virtual approach aims to inform, educate and empower individuals. It’s exactly the same approach our coaches take when working with people.”
The next opportunity to attended Start A Business Weekend is November 21-23 from 10 A.M. to 7 P.M EST. To register, click here.
For more information on virtual coaching and other educational opportunities, visit https://entrepreneurssource.com/how-coaching-helps/
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