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With offices from coast to coast, Schooley Mitchell is North America’s largest independent cost reduction consulting franchise.
We have been creating solutions for businesses since 1997 and began growing our franchise base in 2004.

Schooley Mitchell operates in an industry with limited competition, and is the dominant cost reduction consulting solutions provider. We offer a strong value proposition to businesses of all sizes.

The size of our network has given us tremendous influence with suppliers, allowing us to identify and deliver objective solutions to save our clients money.

Our commitment to independence and objectivity is a unique competitive advantage that endears us to our clients.
90% of our initial consultative agreements are cost reduction, contingency billing- based engagements which include a three-year commitment for implementation and ongoing reviews. This provides the basis for a strategic-partnership with the client, while the regular reviews create strong recurrent income and the opportunity for additional consulting opportunities.

Key Advantages

A Professional Business-To-Business Franchise In An Everchanging Industry

Residual Income Flow

Scalable

Professional -- B2B

Portable

Low Overhead

Limited Competition

Recession Proof

Great Exit Value

Financial Help to Clients

Low Cost of Entry

Huge Marketplace

Great Support

  • Objectivity – our solutions are in the best interest of the client
  • Telecom consulting is a $16 billion dollar industry, growing at 12% annually
  • Merchant services consulting is growing more rapidly as cash use declines – credit card is now the No. 1 preferred way to pay for a purchase in the United States
  • The North American courier and parcel delivery services industry consists of about 7,500 vendors, which have combined annual revenue of $90 billion
  • Many customers overpay nearly 30-40% on average on waste disposal services.
  • In changing business times, we help our clients reduce their expenses in additional areas, including telecommunications, merchant services, shipping, waste, fuel, and many more
  • Low overhead and tremendous recurrent earnings potential
  • National network of experts to draw from, covering all disciplines
  • Long-term client relationships and protected prospect lists
  • Franchise can hire employees or subcontractors
  • Comprehensive training and mentoring program
  • Compelling value proposition to clients – no-risk analysis of systems
  • Outstanding materials, website and testimonials
  • In-house appointment setting
  • Home-based business
  • No territorial restrictions
  • Fully scalable

Candidate Profile

Sales and Marketing Experience

Consulting Experience

Management Experience

Customer Service Oriented

Comfortable with Basic Computer Tools

Net Worth: $150k

Liquid Capital: $100k

Training & Support

6 Day Initial Training

RAMP Program
(First Year of Business)

Annual Training Conference

24-Hour Web Accessible

Research and Data

Award-Winning Marketing and Presentation Materials

Ongoing Training and Dedicated Staff Support

Monthly Webinars

General Information

Available Throughout North America

Started: 1997

Franchised: 2004

Headquarters: Ontario, Canada

Franchise Fee: $73,000

Royalties: 8%

Marketing and Advertising: 2%

Total Investment: Less Than $75,000

Our Concept Is Simple, and Offers a Great Opportunity for Success

Most businesses spend more than they should on their various business services – up to 35% more.

Many businesses assume their existing supplier is the best option for service improvements or advice.

Recent turmoil in these industries has led to confusion and uncertainty.

Few businesses have the time or the optimal business solutions.

• Schooley Mitchell looks at various business expenses including telecommunications, merchant services, shipping, waste, fuel, and many more.

We recommend ways to maintain or improve service while reducing costs. The client fee is typically 50% of the savings. This no-risk, contingency-based billing option is very attractive to businesses and non-profits seeking ways to reduce costs.

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