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Franchising Around Town With Gina Carr
posted by David Wolf on May 24, 2008 | Comments (5) | Permalink | Trackback URL
Aside from earning an MBA from Harvard and an engineering degree from Georgia Tech, Gina Carr has a wealth of real life experience in the world of franchising which began in real estate. A few years ago, she launched Around Town Community Magazines as a unique business opportunity for entrepreneurs who want to build a fun, saleable business that contributes greatly to the quality of life in their communities. Today Around Town Magazines is a successful franchising opportunity with 10 units and growing.
Today, while continuing to grow the Around Town system, Gina is writing and speaking about entrepreneurship, marketing, sales and customer service and of course—-franchising.
In this segment, she share the process that lead to the creation of her growing company, Around Town Community Magazines.
FILED IN: Advertising, Branding, Buying & Selling Your Business, Communication, Entrepreneurship, Franchising, Management, Networking, Marketing, Podcast, Sales
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