Congrats to Our Fall 2016 Graduates!

Fibrenew continues to grow and expand our franchise base across Canada and USA. Congrats to the fall of 2016 graduating classes and newest franchise owners. We welcome you aboard the team!

Photo 1 left to right: Michael Carrigan of Fibrenew North Naples and Frank Costantino of Fibrenew Pittsburgh East

Photo 2 back row: Doug Bartsch of Fibrenew Surrey White Rock (left to right) Kristin and Mike Ozmon of Fibrenew South Knoxville / Elliot Rubinsky of Fibrenew Lower Bucks / Elliott Berk of Fibrenew NE San Antonio

Photo 3 left to right: Terry Black of Fibrenew St. Charles / Jeff Butler of Fibrenew Central Arizona / Julie Kapugi of Fibrenew Asheville / Kevin Carlson of Fibrenew Katy / Mike Taylor of Fibrenew Saskatoon

Photo 4 left to right: Jeff and Kim Gebhart of Fibrenew Conroe / Eddie Thompson of Fibrenew Norman-Ardmore

Source: Fibrenew Franchising

Former IT Support Specialist Turned Mobile Leather Repair Man

Since 2011, David Hunter of Fibrenew West Metro Denver has been building his Franchise on a foundation of hard work and exceptional customer service.

Before starting his Fibrenew Franchise, David worked in IT, managing desktop support. That is a far cry from the restoration project on a 5’ tall elephant he recently completed for a client. The diversity of what he does in his Fibrenew business is something he really enjoys – everyday is something new.

He typically starts his days at his home shop and then goes where the day takes him. Some days it’s completing hands-on repair work in the field and other days he tackles sales calls, networking and administrative tasks. Freedom and flexibility were two key components that brought David to the Fibrenew franchise business opportunity, and they are still important to him now.

David recently hired on a technician to help with a particularly large project, 275 pieces to be exact, for the Ritz Carleton Hotel in Denver. He plans to one day have a couple permanent technicians working with him, but he still expects to see another year or two of steady growth before he gets to that point.

David says a willingness to devote time and a commitment are needed to get a new business off the ground. After 4 years into the venture, he feels the investment he made in his Fibrenew Franchise business has been well worth it.

Source: Fibrenew Franchising