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Owner Operator vs. Semi-Absentee Operator: What Makes the Best Franchisees

Great Clips Director of Franchise Development Beth Caron Provides Insights

By Nick Powills1851 Franchise Publisher

SPONSORED 2:14PM • 07/19/17

Great Clips*, the largest haircare name brand in North America with more than 3,700 salons and over 1,000 franchise owners, is no stranger to change.

Throughout the brand’s history, different approaches have been executed to help the brand grow to the size it is today. It’s Director of Franchise Development Beth Caron provided 1851 with insight on what makes a great franchisee in its system today.

Check out the video connected to this story for the full story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVcVdM6gxSY

*This brand is a paid partner of 1851 Franchise. For more information on paid partnerships please click here.

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