In this episode, franchise consultant Laura Blackmore interviews Sarah Giampiccolo, Director of Franchise Development at Oliver’s Nannies. They discuss how this mission-driven brand is transforming the childcare space through flexible, high-quality solutions—and how you can be part of that vision as a franchisee.

Sarah shares insights into the franchise model, W-2 nanny staffing, ideal owner profiles, support systems, and growth strategy. Whether you're a parent, professional, or investor, this episode will help you understand what makes Oliver’s Nannies a standout opportunity.

Highlights include:

• What sets Oliver’s Nannies apart in the childcare industry

• How the franchise supports owners in hiring, training, and marketing

• Investment range and scalability

• Who the business is best suited for

• • Why demand for childcare services is stronger than ever

  
  

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SummaryIn this episode of Franchise Focus, Laura Blackmore interviews Clay McKee, Vice President of Franchise Development at Home Helpers. They discuss the unique position of Home Helpers in the home care industry, the importance of marketing strategies, and the qualities that make a successful franchise owner. Clay shares insights on the investment and onboarding process for franchisees, the support and training provided, and the growing demand for in-home care services. The conversation also touches on recruitment strategies and building referral networks for growth, as well as success stories and future opportunities in the franchise space.Takeaways• Home Helpers has over 360 franchises nationwide, making it a leader in home care.• The company has been ranked as the number one non-medical senior care company for five years.• Marketing in home care relies heavily on building relationships with healthcare professionals.• The CARE4 program aims to reduce hospital readmission rates through comprehensive home care.• Successful franchise owners need to be financially stable and committed to the business.• The investment for a Home Helpers franchise is around $130,000, including a $50,000 franchise fee.• Home Helpers expands its services beyond senior care to include new mothers and recuperative care clients.• The demand for in-home care is growing due to the aging population and preference for aging in place.• Veterans are a key focus for Home Helpers, with initiatives to support both clients and franchise owners.

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SummaryIn this conversation, Laura Blackmore interviews Mike Carahaly, the Director of Franchise Sales at Celebree Schools, discussing the unique aspects of the Celebree franchise model, the importance of early childhood education, and the support provided to franchisees. Mike shares insights on the franchisee profile, the enrollment process, marketing strategies, and the company's growth plans, emphasizing the rewarding nature of the business and the impact it has on children and communities.Takeaways• Celebree Schools focus on high-quality early childhood education.• Celebree has a unique call center for enrollment assistance.• Franchisees are encouraged to be actively involved in their schools.• The company has a proven track record with no closures or failures.• Community engagement is crucial for enrollment success.• Demographic analysis is key to site selection for new schools.• Celebree Schools aim for significant growth in the coming years.

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