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2022’s Top Franchise Brokers: Karleen Haas

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

By Jodie OBrien1851 Franchise Contributor

Updated 11:11AM • 05/17/22

The Broker: Karleen Haas
The Company: The You Network
Nominator’s rationale: “Karleen's communication is fantastic. She sends me candidates that really are a great fit for our model. Also, she really cares about her candidates. She is a very sincere and thoughtful person.”

Karleen says if she does her job thoroughly, there are no major surprises for her clients. She also says that the pandemic gave us all one thing: a taste of being “home.”

Watch the interview above or on YouTube.

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