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2024’s Top Women in Franchising: Alesia Visconti

Each year, 1851 Franchise does a roundup of the most influential and successful women in the franchising industry. In this installment, we speak with Alesia Visconti, CEO of FranServe.

By Erica InmanStaff Writer

8:08AM • 03/26/24

The Franchise Leader: Alesia Visconti

The Company: FranServe, Inc.

1851 Franchise talked with Alesia Visconti, CEO of FranServe, about her journey in franchising, her accomplishments in the industry and the strategies she suggests for franchisors looking to empower and support female franchisees this year.

“I am a disrupter and I think women need to be disrupters,” she said. “We are taught to be humble. We are taught to be in the back and kind and passive. No! Ladies, get up there! Make some changes in the world!”

Watch the interview above or on YouTube.

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