Franchise Manager
Posted 4 days ago
clean air lawn careKansas City (KS)
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping WorkersOther Services to Buildings and Dwellings
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
About the OpportunityAre you an individual who understands how to build a great team? Do you have a dream to own a financially successful business while also positively impacting your community’s pets, kids, and environment? It’s time to Come Clean! We are excited to bring Clean Air to the Kansas City market and look forward to partnering with you.We endeavor to become the Whole Foods of lawn care. Our service is an experience, not a commodity. Our solar-powered mowing service has no smell, and our customers often can’t hear us while we’re working. Our organic fertilization and weed control strategies deliver beautiful, lush lawns safe for children and pets. We’re a group of pioneers leading the charge to bring organic, sustainable lawn care to the US.When we started Clean Air in 2006, we had inferior equipment to our competitors, skeptical customers, and the only way we could succeed was with exceptional people. That is still true today. We take great care in the selection of our franchisees and look forward to hearing your story and vision of success.Here are some common themes of our franchisee group:Passion for the environment and organic lifestylesHumble with personal success and within a teamUnderstands working smart to empower the team and enjoy free timeProven history of successful business leadershipUnderstands how to deliver exceptional customer service to build recurring revenueIf this resonates with you, click Apply Now, and we’ll get your Come Clean exploration started.
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