Philadelphia, PA - Business-savvy professionals in Pennsylvania and New Jersey currently unemployed or who are seeking a career change now have an opportunity to apply their enterprise skills as a business coach. Business executive, Bob Hoesly, a regional developer of FranchisEsource Brands International's, FSBI two business coaching brands, will be awarding franchises to selected individuals who have a passion for helping aspiring and established entrepreneurs, who see business coaching as a career and who are willing to invest in long-term self sufficiency.
"With national unemployment statistics reaching a high of 9.7 percent in August, there is a tremendous amount of professional talent out there that should consider business coaching as a profession," said Hoesly. "Business coaching can be profitable, offer a home-office lifestyle and be incredibly rewarding," he added. In FSBI's Business Coaching franchise system, business coaches are extensively trained to offer services for up to three different national brands:
The Entrepreneur's Source, TES - trained as career coaches to help individuals in career transition find the right business opportunity to meet their goals, needs and expectations.
AdviCoach - trained as business coaches to support the small-to-mid size business market helping business owners to increase performance and improve profitability.
According to the International Coaching Federation, the business coaching industry is a booming multi-billion dollar market and growing at an annual rate of 40 percent nationally. TES, along with its affiliate brand, AdviCoach dominates 33% of the multi-billion dollar coaching/consulting franchise market.
"Despite the recession, the franchise business coaching industry is experiencing explosive growth and is breaking revenues records every day," says Hoesly. "As a franchise business investment, business coaching has become a highly-sought after service and a lucrative career," he added.
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