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2022’s Top Franchise Broker: Adrienne Leigh

1851 Franchise’s annual round-up of the most popular and effective franchise brokers in the industry.

By Jodie OBrien1851 Franchise Contributor

Updated 9:21PM • 05/09/22

The broker: Adrienne Leigh
The company: IFPG and IFBA ”Success Franchising”
Nominator’s rationale: “We enjoy working with this broker, have great communication, and feel like they stand apart from other brokers in the industry.”

Adrienne talked to us about her 19-year career as a consultant, her advice for new brokers, and why getting to know the franchisor is the secret sauce to success.

Watch the interview above or on YouTube.

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