By Jeff Young
Jessica Culo says the franchise has helped her achieve a good work-life balance for travelling with her husband and raising their kids. Photo courtesy Carol Arth
Once in a while, franchising marks the beginning of a career. Such was the case for Edmonton-based Jessica Culo, who graduated from the University of Alberta in 2004 with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology.
Culo?s entrepreneurial instincts come naturally, as her father, Brad Arth, owned a chain of eight clothing stores in Alberta. After 30 years in the business, he decided to close the stores and chart a new course, with the support of his wife Carol (see Canadian Business Franchise, March/April 2011, page 74).
The Arths moved forward with Express Employment Professionals. Culo faced a difficult decision; she could continue her post-graduate work in psychology or join her parents in their franchising venture.
Read the full article: Franchises That Fly Under the Radar
Source: http://www.franchiseinfo.ca/fyi/franchise-info/2012/10/franchises-under-the-radar-a-family-affair/
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