Franchising…. Starting your own business!

Black Enterprise, May, 2004

Two years ago, Nelson Bowden, age twenty-nine, decided to go into business for himself and looked into franchise cleaning companies. "I chose the commercial cleaning industry because it's recession-proof. And, I chose JAN-PRO for two reasons-their initial overhead was considerable lower and the support they promised was superior when compared with other franchise options in the industry," Nelson said.

From the start, Nelson knew he made the right decision. "JAN-PRO has helped me tremendously by providing the business functions that I needed in order to operate a successful business. JAN-PRO handles the billing, sales, customer service follow-up and they provide me with ongoing training."

In the past year. Nelson's JAN-PRO franchise has grown from $5,000 to a current volume of $104,000. "By the end of 2004, I expect my business to grow to a minimum of $200,000. Becoming a franchise owner with JAN-PRO was the best decision I ever made," claims Nelson.

Ranked in Entrepreneur's January 2004 "Franchise 500" issue, as one of the Top 25 franchises in the nation, JAN-PRO is also one of the top five fastest growing franchises.

JAN-PRO welcomes and supports minority franchises. Sixty-percent of the company's 3,000 franchises are owned by minorities. Nelson Bowden changed his life with JAN-PRO PRO. You can, too. Call toll-free F866-355-1064 today, or visit us at www.jan-pro.com.

Jan Pro International

4260 West Brooke Drive, Suite 111

Aurora, III. 60504

Phone: (866) 355-1064

Fax: (603) 978-0777

dennis.jarrett@jan-pro.com

www.jan-pro.com

RESOURCE GUIDE

* GE Capital Equipment: www.SCEcorp.com/COMequip

* Small Business Administration: www.sba.gov

* Commerce Department's Minority Business Development Association: www.mba.gov

* National Minority Franchising Initiative: www.minorityfranchising.com

* Black Enterprise Magazine: www.blackenterprise.com

* FranCorp: www.francorp.com

COPYRIGHT 2004 Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., Inc.
COPYRIGHT 2004 Gale Group

 

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