Cleveland Chamber of Commerce plans franchising advice session

Posted on October 01, 2010 by Franchise Gator Admin

People interested in opening up their own franchise will soon be getting a brand-new resource to help them do so, thanks to a recent announcement by the Chamber of Commerce and other organizations in Cleveland, Ohio.

The Cleveland Banner reports that the Chamber, along with the Small Business Development Center and the Cleveland Bradley County Public Library have all teamed up in order to sponsor the Coffee and Business Advice program in the at a local library in the city.

The director of the Small Business Development Center said that she looked forward to giving people the chance to learn more about the world of franchising and other business opportunities. At a time when many are struggling, franchising could be just what they need.

"We are pleased to be able to partner with the Chamber and the Library to offer these important CABA sessions," said Brenda Sheehy in an interview with the newspaper. "CABA is going to be a great opportunity for people to find out more information about starting a small business or franchise and tapping into the knowledge of legal, financial, and other small business experts.”

All over the country, there are programs for people to learn more about franchising. For those interested, it could be just what they need to achieve financial security.