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The Entrepreneur’s Source®

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The job market has changed permanently. It will no longer provide the security and stability that it once did for millions of people. The days of people working their entire career with a single large company are over. For over 25 years, E-Source Coaches have provided coaching to those seeking to own a franchise and those seeking to improve their franchise investment. Our proven coaching model’ combined with our education tools help our clients discover their ideal business opportunities.

As an Entrepreneur’s Source Coach, your two-primary services and revenue streams are Placement Coaching and Franchise Business Coaching. By utilizing The Entrepreneur’s Source’s exclusive systems crafted over a 25-year period, along with tools and technologies which allow our Coaches to achieve peak productivity, you will be positioned to reach a vast number of people who want to change their current career situation.

As an Entrepreneur’s Source Coach, you will be uniquely qualified to help people understand what’s possible, what options they have, and allow them to tap into their life-style dreams. Armed with the tools of empowerment that you provide, your clients will find vehicles in franchising that they had not known existed to achieve the income, lifestyle, wealth, and equity they have always dreamed of: employment to empowerment.

 

  Operating Units 12/31/2008 12/31/2009 12/31/2010
 Franchised 291 281 267
 % Change-- -3.4% -5.0%
 Company-Owned000
 % Change-- -- --
 Total 291 281 267
 % Change-- -3.4% -5.0%
 Franchised as % of Total 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%

Investment Required

The fee for a The Entrepreneur’s Source® franchise is $45,000. The Entrepreneur’s Source® also has an Area Development program that a franchisee can participate in.

The Entrepreneur’s Source® provides the following range of investments required to open your initial franchise. The range assumes that all items are paid for in cash. To the extent that you choose to finance any of these expense items, your front-end investment could be substantially reduced.

  ItemEstablished Low RangeEstablished High Range
  Initial Franchise Fee$45,000 $45,000
  Tuition (per person) $10,000 $10,000
  Real Estate and Improvements (6 Months) $4,000 $5,000
  Expenses While Training (per person) $1,500 $2,500
  Equipment $150 $3,000
  Marketing Aids $1,000 $2,000
  Vehicle Lease or Usage (6 Months) $1,200 $2,400
  Call Center $2,000 $2,000
  Technology Fee (6 Months) $510 $510
  Additional Funds (6 Months) $8,000 $9,800
  Total Initial Investment $73,360 $82,210

Ongoing Expenses

The Entrepreneur’s Source franchisees pay a monthly royalty fee ranging from 5% to 15% of gross revenues depending on amount of annual gross revenue, and a monthly system-wide brand building fund contribution of $750. Other fees include an annual E-Myth co-branded access fee of $350, an $85 per month Technology Fee, and a mandatory annual conference attendance fee of $450 plus expenses.

What You Get—Training and Support

At The Entrepreneur’s Source®, training is not a single event, but a dynamic, ongoing educational process. Our Continuing Professional Education includes: a Business Launch Curriculum that starts within 48 hours of joining our team.  We leverage technology to bring continuing education and resources to our team 24/7. You’ll be guided by a mentor through our virtual curriculum which prepares you for an on-site event at our Performance Enhancement Center.

Territory

The Entrepreneur’s Source® grants a saturation maximum—TES will not place more than one single unit per 1,000 pay rolled businesses in a given state or group of states.  The rights granted within the territory are non-exclusive.

Note: The tables and information regarding the number of operating units, investment required, on-going expenses, training and territory grants were taken from the company’s 2010 FDD. The 2011 write-ups will be incorporated into the 2012 Edition of Bond’s Top 100 Franchises publication.