Franchise Simply · Franchise Radio 142 How To Import A Franchise System From Overseas With Matt Fitton, Nurse Next Door Matt Fitton – Nurse Next Door Home Healthcare Services – In 2019, after a two-year sabbatical in Vancouver, Canada, Matt Fitton and his partner (in life and business), Amber Biesse launched the Canadian-born home healthcare … Read more
Pete Burdon is the founder of Franchise Media Training. His focus is on protecting the reputations of Franchises by preparing them to be ready for negative news media attention that can be just around the corner. This involves media interview training and crisis communication planning designed explicitly for franchise networks.
Wes Lambert CPA, FGIA, CAE, MAICD is the Former CEO of the 2020 Association of the Year Restaurant & Catering Australia (R&CA), the national industry association representing the interests of more than 55,000 restaurants, cafés and catering businesses across Australia and a winner of the AuSAE 2020 Influencer Award.
Karl Schwantes is a Customer Experience Expert and an international award-winning author, a Telstra business award finalist and winner of the My Business Awards 2020 for the Best Customer Experience.
David Weaver has a diverse and comprehensive entrepreneurial background to draw on as a FranChoice consultant. Having honed his business skills in a variety of ways, he now looks forward to sharing his knowledge and experience with others interested in business ownership. David embodies the Midwestern values of honesty and integrity in all aspects of life. … Read more
Peter Knight is an entrepreneurial accountant and has set up and run a number of businesses over the last 7 years.He is founder of the Franchise Accountants Network, a group of accountants Australia-wide who specialize in franchising. This works well with his other business – Smart Franchise which works with franchise groups on the business and financial side of things.
Mark Hocknell has 30 years of experience as a management consultant working with around a hundred organisations and a further 15 years in senior management roles.
Greg Smith, CEO and Founder at Send Handwritten is THE CREATOR OF THE MEMORABLE MARKETING BLUEPRINT. Greg and his team help savvy, growth focused businesses secure meetings with difficult to reach decision makers. B2B.
Matt Jones is a former plumber. He always felt he had more to offer the industry than just clearing blocked sewers.
Greg Nathan is Founder of the Franchise Relationships Institute and is regarded internationally as the foremost expert on people issues in franchising. He is a registered psychologist, author of several best-selling franchising books, including Profitable Partnerships, and developer of many influential franchising models such as The Franchise-E-Factor and the Franchisee Wheel of Excellence.
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