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2023’s Top Franchise Brokers: Karleen Haas

Here’s 1851 Franchise’s annual roundup of the most popular and effective franchise brokers in the industry.

By Victoria CampisiStaff Writer

9:09AM • 08/25/23

The Broker: Karleen Haas

The Company: The You Network

1851 Franchise talked to Karleen Haas about the biggest pieces of advice that she gives to her clients, what winning looks like for her and how communication is key.

“I work really hard to understand what's important to [my clients], what they're trying to achieve, and making sure that I'm introducing them to the right companies that are truly going to help them accomplish their goals,” said Haas. “It takes time to really dig down and understand somebody and what their goals are.”

Watch the interview above or on YouTube.

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