The Entrepreneur’s Source Hosts Franchise Friday – A Conversation on Franchising & Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneur’s Source Hosts Franchise Friday –A Weekly Conversation on Franchising & Entrepreneurship
For more than 30 years, The Entrepreneur’s Source has been helping individuals take the first steps toward entrepreneurship through franchise business opportunities. Franchise Friday builds upon that foundation of assistance and success through the sharing of expert advice from respected franchise industry professionals.
Hosted by Paul Segreto, CEO at FranchisEsource Brands International, Franchise Friday is a weekly conversation covering the many aspects of franchising, entrepreneurship and small business.
Guests include several franchise industry veterans, including the first Franchise Friday guest, successful E-Source Coach and coauthor of the book Making the Jump Into Small Business Ownership, Jeff Levy—an entrepreneur coach and mentor who helps individuals clarify their goals and values so they can properly evaluate self-employment career options.
Franchise Friday guests share their vast insight into small business ownership in today’s world, providing listeners advice, guidance and wisdom into the franchise industry, entrepreneurship and small business.
There will be live tweeting during each Franchise Friday show through the hashtag #franchisefriday. Listeners can keep the conversation going both during and after the show, and catch highlights from each show on The Entrepreneur’s Source blog. All Franchise Friday broadcasts are also available on demand post-show.
Franchise Friday airs every Friday at 10 AM ET at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/franchisefriday
Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @FranFridayShow and stay tuned for updates about this week’s episode, on Friday April 25th at 10am EST.
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