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New Beginnings: How One Franchisee Decided to Join 360° Painting in the Era of COVID

New Beginnings: How One Franchisee Decided to Join 360° Painting in the Era of COVID

As Americans seek new, sustainable ways to make a living, one entrepreneur made a career shift to doing what he loves while servicing his community.

Sarah Baumann

By Sarah Baumann

1851 Franchise Contributor

August 25, 2020

New Beginnings: How One Franchisee Decided to Join 360° Painting in the Era of COVID

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