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2023’s Top Franchise Brokers: Seth Lederman

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

By Victoria CampisiStaff Writer

8:08AM • 08/11/23

The Broker: Seth Lederman

The Company: Frannexus

1851 Franchise asked Seth Lederman about what makes him successful as a franchise broker, his advice for prospective franchisees and what franchisors can do to better communicate with him.

"For me, winning is a progressive realization of goals: consistently committing to constant, never-ending improvement in everything that I do; helping the investors I work with; and getting them into the American dream of business ownership,” said Lederman.

Watch the interview above or on YouTube.

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