Franchises can be a way to augment your existing business or a way to get into the world of entrepreneurship with less risk and start-up time. Curt explains the best ways to find a franchise that meets your needs and how different franchises are set up. He explains what kinds of personality types they work for and who should avoid them. Curt tells us the good, bad and ugly from his extensive experience.
Curt Drew is a serial entrepreneur and expert in franchises. He currently owns Fish Window Cleaning and National Radon Defense. He is known in business circles for helping entrepreneurs select complimentary franchises to grow their enterprises. Curt is also the President of the Omaha chapter of Entrepreneurs Organization and a great resource for all things business. When he isn’t talking business he plays guitar and is a family man married with three kids.
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