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Franchise Journal: Female Franchisees Find Their Niche in Pool Scouts Business
Three female franchisees are finding opportunities in the pool maintenance and service business.

Three female Pool Scouts franchisees — Tiffany Consoli, Michelle Stern and Heather Pontius — were featured on Franchise Journal for their professional success in pool maintenance and cleaning. With over 65 franchisee territories sold, Pool Scouts is one of the top pool service franchises. The outlet summarizes each franchisee’s career and what ultimately led them to opening their Pool Scouts’ territories. Buzz Franchise Brands Chief Marketing Officer Angela Paules also discussed what Pool Scouts looks for in their franchisees.
“While Pool Scouts is obviously a pool cleaning business, what's more important is that it's a people business — a customer-service business,” said Paules. “Women generally have a natural nurturing quality, and many have customer service experience somewhere in their careers. These skills translate seamlessly into running a business like Pool Scouts, where managing a team and providing an exceptional customer experience are the keys to success.”
Each franchisee provided background on what sets them apart and how they have handled adversity.
Pool Scouts
SPONSORED
Three female franchisees are finding opportunities in the pool maintenance and service business.

Three female Pool Scouts franchisees — Tiffany Consoli, Michelle Stern and Heather Pontius — were featured on Franchise Journal for their professional success in pool maintenance and cleaning. With over 65 franchisee territories sold, Pool Scouts is one of the top pool service franchises. The outlet summarizes each franchisee’s career and what ultimately led them to opening their Pool Scouts’ territories. Buzz Franchise Brands Chief Marketing Officer Angela Paules also discussed what Pool Scouts looks for in their franchisees.
“While Pool Scouts is obviously a pool cleaning business, what's more important is that it's a people business — a customer-service business,” said Paules. “Women generally have a natural nurturing quality, and many have customer service experience somewhere in their careers. These skills translate seamlessly into running a business like Pool Scouts, where managing a team and providing an exceptional customer experience are the keys to success.”
Each franchisee provided background on what sets them apart and how they have handled adversity.
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