An Immigrant Achieves Entrepreneurial Dreams with FranNet in Hawaii
Hale, influenced by her entrepreneurial father, had a wide range of career experiences but was always drawn to the idea of owning her own business. As a FranNet consultant, she is achieving her dream.
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