STATEN ISLAND, NY, February 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) Franchise lawyer Charles Internicola was recently interviewed about "franchising your business" on the Edward Woodson Show - 880 The Biz, part of The Wall Street Business Radio Network.
As a featured guest on The Edward Woodson Show - Biz Radio 880 AM - Charles discussed the current state of the United States economy and the role of "franchising" as an effective expansion option for business owners across the country.
During the radio interview, Charles Internicola, a national franchise lawyer - made the following points:
1) As Charles sees it, in addition to the brave men and women who serve in our military and as first responders that the American entrepreneur and business owner across the country are American Heroes.
2) Every day hard working business owners - men, women, young and old - wake up early, work long hours and risk their saving and livelihood on creating a business that serves their communities, their customers and their employees.
3) For many successful business owners franchising and Franchising Your Business represents a powerful tool that allows you to profitability expand and grow your business.
During the interview, Charles explained how to franchise your business and he dismissed the value of "politicians" (who according to Charles only interfere with progress) explaining that:
"Entrepreneurs are the backbone of America and despite the struggles that have been put in front of them...Entrepreneurs and Franchisors fight back and overcome...They grow their businesses, they create value and they create jobs."
About Charles N. Internicola: Charles is a National Franchise lawyer has developed specialized programs to assist business owners franchise their business and expand. Charles is also the author of "The Franchise Formula: A Guide for Franchising Your Business in the New Economy", "An Entrepreneurs Guide to Purchasing a Business or Franchise" and the publisher of the New York Franchise Law Blog. You can learn more about Charles Internicola by visiting www.FranchiseLawSolutions.com.
Franchise Lawyer Charles Internicola and assists business owners in franchising their business and in creating a franchise system. For more information visit www.FranchiseLawSolutions.com or call 1.800.976.4904.
Franchise Lawyer Charles Internicola Interviewed About "Franchising Your Business" on The Wall Street Business Network Radio
Franchise Lawyer Charles Internicola was recently interviewed about "franchising your business" on the Edward Woodson. He discussed why franchising is a great business expansion model despite out of control politics and a slow economy.
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[Press-News.org] Franchise Lawyer Charles Internicola Interviewed About "Franchising Your Business" on The Wall Street Business Network RadioFranchise Lawyer Charles Internicola was recently interviewed about "franchising your business" on the Edward Woodson. He discussed why franchising is a great business expansion model despite out of control politics and a slow economy.