Anago Cleaning Systems Hosts Annual Master Franchise Conference in Orlando

Attendees celebrate continued expansion and prepare for aggressive brand growth.

2012-04-04

POMPANO BEACH, FL, April 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) Top executives at Anago Cleaning Systems hosted its 2012 annual conference for their Master Franchisees in an effort to celebrate major growth and successes in 2011, and prepare for aggressive expansion and improvement throughout each territory and the nation. New and existing Master Franchisees alike attended the two-day show that was held on March 5-6, 2012 in Orlando, Florida.

The convention kicked off with opening remarks from Anago Cleaning Systems Founder, David Povlitz.

Mr. Povlitz reiterated that the vision, mission, and values of the company he founded in 1989 are still as strong, if not stronger, with the leadership, integrity and heart of each one of Anago's Master Franchisees. Mr. Povlitz expressed admiration at the outcome of 2011, and confidence that 2012 will be even more successful.

Throughout the two-day event, workshops and roundtables were held to discuss such topics as best practices, management skills, social media marketing, and the industry's latest technology. Colleagues took advantage of the numerous opportunities to share their expertise, experiences and best practices, and to support and encourage growth throughout their territories.

In 2011, Anago Cleaning Systems added some tremendous new Master Franchisees however a few territories stood out from the pack. Based off of a combination of the growth, market position, and Unit Franchisees added, the Anago Master Franchise Owners of Western Pennsylvania, David and Bill Ross, were honored with the 2011 Master City of the Year award.

"Anago of Western Pennsylvania's success during 2011 has clearly demonstrated their personal interest in growing the businesses of their Franchisees and supporting the local economy, as well as genuine care for their clients' needs," said Adam Povlitz, Vice President of Operations for Anago Cleaning Systems. "They've proven time and again why they are a giant in the Anago system."

Anago Cleaning Systems is a commercial cleaning franchise system supporting over 30 Master Franchisees and over 2,200 Unit Franchisees in the U.S. and internationally. Anago was ranked as the 5th Fastest Growing Franchise by Entrepreneur Magazine in 2010 and 2011. Inc. Magazine has also listed Anago has one of the top privately held companies in the U.S. For further information, visit us on the web at www.AnagoUSA.com.

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