Keynote Speech for Franchises and Meetings

Join Jean Kuhn, successful owner of 2 franchises since 2002, as she takes veterans and new franchisees alike through a fun and enlightening path as we look at the relationship between franchise owners and their franchises, and how owning a franchise is much like being in a marriage. Anyone who has been married more than 10 minutes will agree there are times when we could just use a little bit of counseling to smooth our relationship out. Join Jean on the “couch” won’t you as she explores this Love/Hate relationship.
- When I entered into my franchise relationship I didn’t envision spending all of my time with it
- “If your business depends on you, you don’t own a business — you have a job. And it’s the worst job in the world because you are working for a lunatic.” Michael Gerber, E-Myth Revisited.
- The difference between working ON your business and IN your business
- Employees — The worst part of owning a business or your best asset? It’s up to you.
- What we expected when we bought a Franchise and are we getting it.
- Your fellow franchisees ARE NOT the enemy
- The value of franchisees helping each other
- ….and more relationship advice from your friendly counselor Jean Kuhn
- So You Want to Own a Franchise, Do Ya?
- So You Want to Be Self-Employed, Do Ya?
- Employees – Diamonds or Duds? It’s Really Up to You.
- Marketing – If You Aren’t Having Fun You Aren’t Doing it Right.
- Customer Service – Improve Your Service, Improve Your Sales it’s That Easy!
- Doing Everything Yourself? – How’s That Working Out for You?
- Social Media – How social media can build or break your business
- Mastermind Groups
- E-mail Marketing – Jean is a Certified ConstantContact.com trainer
- The Go-Giver: The Five Laws of Stratospheric Success
Based on Bob Burg and John David Mann’s International Bestseller, The Go-Giver, this inspiring and principle-based program teaches the Five Laws of Stratospheric Success and how they can be utilized to dramatically increase effectiveness both personally and professionally.






