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When Penny Loome applied for a part-time job in 2001, she had no idea she was taking her first step towards becoming the owner of multiple franchises.
The Globe & Mail's franchising section featured Sylvan Learning franchisee Penny Loome, who started with Sylvan as a part-time employee before becoming a multi-unit, multi-country franchisee. Loome elaborates on the benefits of being an employee first, understanding Sylvan Learning's teaching philosophies and how they were compatible to her own. She also liked that the program was skill-specific and tailored to each student. Loome underscores that she felt she had an advantage as a business owner from the start by understanding the business model prior to opening her first location, and that Sylvan is a great opportunity for aspiring female entrepreneurs.
Read the full The Globe & Mail story here.
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