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Get More LVWITHLOVE content Thank you to our Partners! WDIY Wind Creek Event Center Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate  Molly’s Irish Grille & Sports Pub Banko Beverage Company 4K VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/nOkK0EWAEOM In this episode of the Shop Local Harder Holiday Series, we visit Camp Bow Wow Allentown to talk with Bobby Ludwig. Discover how this premier doggy daycare and boarding facility is ensuring your furry friends are cared for and loved. From training programs to doggy playtime and boarding services, Camp Bow Wow offers everything your pet needs to feel at home. Tune in to learn more about their holiday boarding availability and how they're creating a fun and safe space for pets year-round. GUESTS Bobby Ludwig – Camp Bow Wow, Allentown LINKS Camo Bow Wow Allentown – www.campbowwow.com/allentown/

What if the key to success lies in changing your mindset?Today's guest, Catherine Monson, shares invaluable lessons on leadership, the importance of a positive mental attitude, and effective communication within franchises. Catherine's leadership journey is marked by dedication to franchisee profitability and a profound commitment to ethical leadership and meaningful franchise support.Catherine also shares her personal struggles and triumphs, such as overcoming depression and maintaining a positive mindset despite difficult circumstances. Her candid reflections on her "Undercover Boss" experience reveal gaps in company operations and how she addressed those challenges head-on.Catherine Monson brings more than 40 years of franchising and leadership experience with multiple brands. Catherine is the CEO of Propelled Brands, a multi-franchisor with over 1,200 locations globally including FASTSIGNS, My SALON Suite, Camp Bow Wow and NerdsToGo. Catherin is a past chair of IFA and a member of the IFA Board of Directors from 2008 to 2023 and was an IFA Hall of Fame inductee in 2024.So, if you are ready to listen in as Catherine shares how she turned challenges into triumphs, her powerful mindset techniques, and the pivotal moments that have shaped her career then today's episode is for you.Connect with Catherine Monson:Catherine's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/catherinemonsonCatherine's Email - Catherine.monson@propelledbrands.comCatherine's assistant - Chrissy.radney@propelledbrands.comThe sign that Catherine holds up during the interview is a framed picture with 5 texts of line. It read as PMAGPBSMSoUNSLEpisode Highlights:Catherine Monson's career journeyImportance of transparent communicationVictim vs victor mindsetImportance of positive mental attitudeWeekly motivation videos for franchiseesBalancing act of leading multiple brandsBalancing empathy with business decision-makingCharacteristics of highly successful people Catherine's experience on Undercover BossConnect with Tracy Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-panase/ JBF LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/jbfsale JBF Franchise System - https://jbfsalefranchise.com/ Email: podcast@jbfsale.com Connect with Shannon Personal LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonwilburn/ JBF LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/jbfsale

In the podcast studio today with Houston's pet advocate and community leader Gloria Zenteno, who along with her many volunteers work tirelessly for Barrio Dogs - an organization she started which helps Houston create a better future for animals. Gloria talks about her journey from leaving the corporate world of nearly 30 years to finding her true calling as an animal advocate; working alongside local civic leaders on Barrio Dog's programs like Pedal for Paws and the Fix-It Program; in addition to local businesses such as Camp Bow Wow and Kroger; to how a grass root effort turned into a strong community outreach program for animal advocacy. She also discusses her family's band 'Zenteno Spirit', with a special mention of her late sister-in-law Norma, who was one of the founding members of not only Zenteno Spirit, but Barrio Dogs as well. Join us!Volunteer opportunities available. Reach out at info@barriodogs.orgAbout the Spotlight Conversations podcast:Tune in as I invite friends inside my cozy linoleum free recording studio to talk about all things media - radio, television, music, film, voiceovers, audiobooks, publishing - if guests know media, we're talkin'! Unscripted and entertaining, each guest gets real about their careers in the entertainment biz; from where they started to how it's going. Join us in my swanky studio where drinks are always on ice; music + media are the conversation starters. New episodes every other Tuesday. Social media links, website and more hereFollow and subscribe to my podcast hereA very special thank you to friends who helped bring my Spotlight Conversations podcast together and especially for their continued support:Booth Announcer: Joe Szymanski ('Joe The Voice Guy')Theme Song Composer: Mark Sparrow, SongBird StudiosRadio Free RaleighHouston Radio Platinum

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Cail Morrison understands a thing or two about the franchising industry. He has been involved in the industry practically all his career in various roles.His time at Anytime Fitness and later at doggy daycare franchising at Camp Bow Wow provided him with a broad perspective on the franchising industry.He was responsible for consulting with franchise owners and helping them grow their businesses. During this time, he developed a strong understanding of the industry and the challenges that franchisees face.He is now involved with Alloy Franchising as a franchise and Franchise Sidekick, focusing on building community-centric businesses. This episode is valuable for aspiring fitness franchising and anybody who wants to understand how the franchising industry works as a whole. Tune in!Key TakeawaysIntro (00:00)Cail's background in fitness and personal training (04:21)Transition to Anytime Fitness and business growth (07:36)Experience at Camp Bow Wow (17:01)Success with Stronger U Nutrition during the Pandemic (19:30)Choosing Alloy franchise with a focus on trust and experience (26:05)Perspective on being a franchisee (34:14)Importance of resilience and continuous effort (42:27)Future plans and goals (45:10)Additional Resources- Alloy Personal Training- Learn About The Alloy Franchise Opportunity---------You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Unlock the secrets of franchise success and profitability with Jayson Pearl, CEO and founder of ServiceScore, and Mark Jameson, Chief Development Officer of Propelled Brands. Discover how the Franchise Customer Experience Certification Program transforms franchisee satisfaction into consumer delight and, ultimately, business growth. Jason reveals the compelling hypothesis that happy franchisees drive happy customers, establishing a virtuous cycle of profitability. Mark shares firsthand how Propel Brands has been revolutionized by this program, ensuring their franchises not only meet but exceed industry standards.Fast Signs' remarkable journey to 760 locations across nine countries is just the beginning. Learn about their strategic acquisitions, including Nerds to Go, My Salon Suite, and Camp Bow Wow, pushing their portfolio to around 1,400 locations. The rigorous Franchise Certification Process ensures that franchisees are fully supported and heard, driving both top-line growth and profitability. The importance of external feedback is underscored, demonstrating how franchisees and consumers contribute to the continuous improvement and success of the brands.Customer experience is paramount, and no detail is too small. From mature, well-established brands to new and emerging ones, we discuss how leveraging insights and implementing best practices early on can forestall future challenges. The role of the Franchise Business Consultant is highlighted, ensuring that data collected is not just stored but actively used to enhance brand performance. Ethical considerations are also addressed, emphasizing the importance of readiness for certification. Stay tuned for exciting collaborations and our ongoing dedication to being a trusted resource in the franchising community.We don't just talk about operations, we help you refine them. Check out how FranWise can help your business!

Jodi Boyce is an accomplished consumer brand marketer with over 20 years of experience, demonstrating expertise in brand strategy, promotional calendars, consumer messaging, and fostering team growth. Her professional journey highlights key roles at Teriyaki Madness, Smashburger, The Integer Group, Elevation Advertising, and Camp Bow Wow. Connect with Jodi on LinkedIn. The post Jodi Boyce with Teriyaki Madness appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Heidi Ganahl is a serial entrepreneur, the 2022 Republican nominee for governor of Colorado, and the Founder and CEO of SheFactor, a lifestyle brand providing platforms for women in their 20s to live the lives they desire. She also founded Camp Bow Wow and the Fight Back Foundation and was a statewide elected official for the University of Colorado Board of Regents. Having built several impactful businesses, Heidi has received numerous awards and recognitions, including Fortune magazine's “10 Most Promising Entrepreneurs” and Parade Magazine's “Top Women Entrepreneurs in the Country.” In this episode: Entrepreneurship is rewarding and provides a sense of purpose. But in today's volatile political environment, small businesses often face extensive regulations and taxes. Additionally, business and entrepreneurship are no longer taught in public schools, so children lack the skills and knowledge to launch a company.  Prominent multi-business owner Heidi Ganahl not only develops systems to help companies navigate complex legislation, she also provides mental health and educational resources to empower the next generation of entrepreneurs. Living her philanthropic passions, Heidi created a franchise business model, established a step-by-step process for young women to achieve their dreams, and provided support for mothers in domestic violence situations. To sustain the American Dream, she recommends joining advocacy networks and industry associations to remain engaged and informed.  Serial entrepreneur, Founder, and CEO of SheFactor, Heidi Ganahl, joins Adi Klevit in this episode of Systems Simplified to talk about her journey founding multiple nonprofits. Heidi shares resources for young women, mothers, children, and business owners, how systems and processes helped her develop a franchise model, and her political undertakings.

We have THE Modern Dad on the pod today, taking out the TRASH!Jason shares his adoption story and finding out about his Biological mother, his wild old days where he took acid, shares his mission experience, how he met his wife and addresses people assuming he is gay.  He gives his advice on being a husband and a good dad, while also taking out Personal and Pop Culture TRASH. TrashTopiCan " what tattoo would your best friend have you get?Episode is Sponsored by Camp Bow Wow in SANDY. First day is FREE! 

As a serial franchising executive, Christina has held top-level leadership roles at industry-leading brands for over 20 years. Christina is currently the CEO of Sola Salon Studios, the leader in the salon suites sector with over 500 locations across the US and Canada, and more recently in Brazil. Sola prides itself in providing premier studio spaces where beauty professionals can realize their dreams of working independently in a field they love. Prior to Sola, Christina served as the CEO of Pure Barre, President of Camp Bow Wow, and VP of Operations at Curves International. Christina started her franchising career nearly 20 years ago as a multi-unit franchisee, which informs her passion for helping others achieve their dreams of business ownership. www.weareradianceholdings.com #solasalons #WoodhouseSpa #BeautyHive

My guest on today's episode was Heidi Ganahl. Heidi is a Republican candidate for Governor of Colorado, a Regent at the University of Colorado and she's the founder of Camp Bow Wow, as well as other ventures. She's a mom of four and married to the top barbecue guy in the state. We dig into Heidi's story with this one.  Before founding Camp Bow Wow, Heidi suffered the tragic loss of her husband in a stunt plane crash, and was a single mom with two dogs after a failed 2nd marriage.  The idea for Camp Bow Wow was sourced from a stack of back-of-napkin business ideas sketched out with her first husband.  Heidi shares their launch story, why they decided to franchise and what was involved, and some of the principles and values that she instilled in that organization to help it become one of the fastest-growing franchises in America for many years!   And, there's so much more - as always we get into faith, family, and politics, and she shares a bit about her why in regards to running for Governor - watch out Colorado, Heidi Ganahl is a mom on a mission!

In Episode 11, we talk with Tori Ganahl, a truly inspiring and trailblazing leader for a company called The She Factor.Growing up, I was surrounded by powerful women who were thought-leaders, entrepreneurs and trail-blazers. One specifically was my mom, Heidi Ganahl – founder of Camp Bow Wow, the world's largest pet-care franchise.But when it came time to go off on my own, I was determined to pave my own path. During my time at the University of Oregon, I did everything I could to grow, learn and lead. I dove deep into my education, taking extra classes and joining clubs to further my knowledge. I led the largest sorority on campus as President, which then led me to become Panhellenic President and a leader of the FSL community. But something was missing.As everyone around me was deciding where they would move or what job they would take, I was discouraged. Even after 45 informational interviews, I was feeling like I would never find the perfect match. A week later, I got a call from a recruiter and solidified a position in Portland, OR in IT staffing. After a year with the company, even though I was on the path to success, I was still feeling like there was something more for me – I was craving passion and purpose.Enter SHEFACTOR™ – a brand my mom and I built together that inspires young women to live life with greater authenticity, empowerment, and joy. And it's changed everything for me – I've learned so much about myself and pushed myself harder than I knew possible. I've identified what makes me tick, what I value, and how to be the best version of myself. But how could my journey have been different if I had a roadmap to help me realize my full potential sooner?There's more pressure than ever for young women to succeed in their career, but no focus on a holistic approach to balancing everything in their lives, to feeling fulfilled. By giving women the tools, mentorship, community, and empowerment to succeed, SHEFACTOR™ is helping women become confident, successful leaders of their lives and create the life they love – their “Journey to She”.

Understanding the importance of communicating value through your messaging is what makes Camp Bow Wow so successful. Christy Barnes, VP of Marketing, discusses how building a brand that resonates with what people love—specifically dogs—is no easy task but can be done successfully through brand positioning selective selling, preferred partnerships, and enabling franchisees to tell their stories locally.

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On this episode we sit down with CEO of Camp Bow wow, Julie Turner and chat all things marketing, operations, the franchise opportunity, and more. Join our VIP text club: https://inboundtxt.com/t/8xJ7Bd0 - Send guest / topic recommendations. - Connect with us - Become a franchisee. We can connect you with a brand you are interested in OR an expert broker to find the right brand for you. - Join now for a chance to win $250 (visa gift card giveaway) Get registered for Springboard Or Young Conference: www.franchisors.com

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Megan Allen, Market President, FranNet Colorado,  got her first taste of franchising in college, when she helped her father grow a franchise that leased equipment for property-improvement plans. Later, Allen joined Colorado-based doggie daycare franchise Camp Bow Wow, where she started as the Director of Strategic Development before working her way up to the role of Chief Operations Officer.  After leaving Camp Bow Wow, Allen started her own franchise consultancy, FranPromise, where she leveraged her experience in the industry to help other entrepreneurs find the right franchise opportunities that aligned with their goals, skillets and values.  Now, after running her own independent franchise consultancy in Denver for more than six years, Allen has joined forces with FranNet, a franchise consulting firm with locations across the U.S. and Canada. She is excited to round out her career, becoming a Franchisee herself, with the FranNet team and helping support and grow her clients by helping them fulfill their own business ownership dreams.       Interviewed by Liane Caruso, CFE, franchise marketing consultant with helloCMO. 

As my guest this week said, “We know as marketers that a strong, consistent brand is important to success. It builds customers’ trust.” But it can be tricky to maintain consistency when your company has multiple locations or franchises across a wide geographical area. This week I sat down with Christy Barnes, VP of Marketing at Camp Bow Wow, to discuss how she manages brand consistency across nearly 200 franchised locations — and how she uses marketing to not only build the Camp Bow Wow brand but also support its franchise owners.    What we discussed: - How Camp Bow Wow adjusted messaging to better address the needs of its customers during the pandemic - The importance of understanding marketing from a franchisee’s point of view, and building trust among franchise owners - How Christy uses her creative team and high-caliber marketing materials to encourage and promote brand consistency - Why collaborating with franchise owners and employees is pivotal to creating meaningful marketing strategies - How to coordinate both national and local marketing campaigns to get the most bang for your buck

This week on the See It To Be It podcast, we talk to Heidi and Tori Ganahl, a mother daughter duo turned female entrepreneurs! Heidi shares her journey to becoming a businesswoman. The start of her entrepreneur spirit was with Camp Bow Wow in 2000, which is a day care and boarding school for dogs. Camp Bow Wow has now grown into 160 camps in North America and holds the lead in the continents largest pet care franchise. Tori Ganahl graduated from the University of Oregon when she was left feeling lost and unsure of what her passion was in life. Tori became the guinea pig for her mom’s book She Factor to really see if this methodology would actually work for young women struggling through this stage of life. Needless to say, it does. Her life did a complete 180. In 2019, Heidi and Tori launched their lifestyle brand called SheFactor. SheFactor is a platform for young women craving a sense of community, growth, and purpose. Their overarching goal is to inspire women to become confident, successful leaders of their own lives- their “Journey to She”. Tori explains that finding your passion in life is the driving factor into becoming an entrepreneur and a successful young woman. She adds that the most success you will ever have is by trusting your intuition and not letting outside voices get in the way of your vision. Heidi tells us that she has learned how the younger generation learns, engages and communicates from Tori. Heidi and Tori discuss how SheFactor has transformed from live in person events to all digital and how they have navigated the transition to all online. Heidi concludes with the future of SheFactor, their goal is to keep growing their movement and to reach out to other brands to partner and grow their community. SheFactor has reached 1 million women in the first year and now their goal is the reach 5 million in five years. Learn more about Heidi Ganahl: https://heidiganahl.com/ Follow Heidi Ganahl on Instagram: https://instagram.com/heidiganahl?igshid=1uvtpv35w8bvv Follow Tori Ganahl on Instagram: https://instagram.com/toriganahl?igshid=eesmbmzi4efa Like She Factor on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myshefactor Follow Heidi on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heidiganahl1 Follow Tori on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tori.ganahl Learn more about SheFactor: https://www.theshefactor.com Tori on finding your place and creating your own path in life as a woman: _14:05 “I mean, you're always searching for that inspiration and we really need to be better as women about doing our research and finding women that inspire us and not be afraid or compare. I think that the problem is the comparison and basing our journeys off of these women when we can create our own journey.” See It To Be It Content Corner Looking for more tips, motivation and direction? Tune into the See It To Be It podcast every Thursday on your favoritestreaming service. Subscribe to our weekly email newsletter and audio brief, Four Minutes with On The Dot. You'll receive examples of relatable female role models in over 10 industries, plus quick stats on empowering women in the world, and to top it off, an inspirational quote that’s sure to jumpstart your day. Check us out on social! We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @seeittobeitpodcast (https://twitter.com/seeit_tobeit) on Twitter, Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/seeittobeitpodcast/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/seeittobeitpodcast). Special Guests: Heidi Ganahl and Tori Ganahl.

In this episode of V is for Victory we chat with the Jim and Debbie owners of Camp Bow Wow, New Lenox. Join us as they talk about what it's like to pursue a passion, while simultaneously working in the corporate world, joining a franchise and securing a financial future. This episode is "pawsatively" fantastic!

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an outsize impact on women in the workforce, resulting in what has been dubbed a “She-cession.” On this week's episode, we're joined by Heidi Ganahl, Founder of Camp Bow Wow and SheFactor.She is also a fellow board member of CSI, and a CU regent, as well as Nicole Riehl, President and CEO of Executives Partnering to Invest in Children (EPIC). EPIC is the business community's nonpartisan voice for early childhood care and education, and has recently launched a new initiative that aims to help solve the child care issue.   The two join Earl Wright, our Host and Chairman to discuss entrepreneurship, the rate of women leaving the workforce, early childhood education, motherhood and much more. A robust economy and a full workforce does not happen without vigorous participation from women, and this episode provides insights into what has led us here, and offers recommendations on how we rectify the situation.   Thank you for listening to the Common Sense Digest. Please subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on your favorite podcatcher.

This month on Yoga Magic we're talking about CHASING YOUR DREAMS!Today I sit down with Tori Ganahl, co-founder of the online community SheFactor. Tori built the SheFactor community alongside her amazing entpreneur mother, Heidi Ganahl, to bring 20-something women together to share in experiences of community, growth, and purpose.  Since it’s launch, it’s shifted into an online platform and has grown immensely over the last year. SheFactor provides everything from wellness summits, to online happy hours, a book, a podcast, and so much more! In our conversation, Tori shares her personal journey through self-discovery, building something she truly believes in, and being ok with making mistakes along the way. We also talk about:Eclipse season energyWays to connect and network with other women when we can't be together in personBringing a shared vision together...with your Mom! What's next for Tori and the SheFactor communityLearn more:Follow Tori Ganahl on Instagram: @toriganahlFollow SheFactor on Instagram: @theshefactorLearn more about SheFactor: www.theshefactor.comFollow along on Instagram: @yogamagicpodcast and @ashleysondergaard.yogaLearn more about Ashley and Yoga Magic at www.ashleysondergaard.com

Growing up, I was surrounded by powerful women who were thought-leaders, entrepreneurs and trail-blazers. One specifically was my mom, Heidi Ganahl – founder of Camp Bow Wow, the world’s largest pet-care franchise.But when it came time to go off on my own, I was determined to pave my own path. During my time at the University of Oregon, I did everything I could to grow, learn and lead. I dove deep into my education, taking extra classes and joining clubs to further my knowledge. I led the largest sorority on campus as President, which then led me to become Panhellenic President and a leader of the FSL community. But something was missing.As everyone around me was deciding where they would move or what job they would take, I was discouraged. Even after 45 informational interviews, I was feeling like I would never find the perfect match. A week later, I got a call from a recruiter and solidified a position in Portland, OR in IT staffing. After a year with the company, even though I was on the path to success, I was still feeling like there was something more for me – I was craving passion and purpose.Enter SHEFACTOR™ – a brand my mom and I built together that inspires young women to live life with greater authenticity, empowerment, and joy. And it’s changed everything for me – I’ve learned so much about myself and pushed myself harder than I knew possible. I’ve identified what makes me tick, what I value, and how to be the best version of myself. But how could my journey have been different if I had a roadmap to help me realize my full potential sooner?There’s more pressure than ever for young women to succeed in their career, but no focus on a holistic approach to balancing everything in their lives, to feeling fulfilled. By giving women the tools, mentorship, community, and empowerment to succeed, SHEFACTOR™ is helping women become confident, successful leaders of their lives and create the life they love – their “Journey to She”.

Family Business Radio, Episode 10: Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic Kathy Stone of Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville joined “Family Business Radio” to discuss her doggy day care and boarding business. Host Anthony Chen also welcomed Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic, to talk about how she helps her […] The post Family Business Radio, Episode 10: Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The Common Sense Institute pays tribute to its history, looks ahead to its future, and goes in-depth about some of its many successes with two of its board members. Joining Chairman of the Board, and host, Earl Wright are Buz Koelbel, Vice Chairman of CSI and one of the organization's Co-Founders, and Heidi Ganahl, a fellow Board Member. Mr. Koelbel is president of Koelbel and Company, one of the longest continually operating real estate companies in Colorado. The company's efforts are focused on the development of office parks and large-scale residential projects, residential construction, and real estate investment. Ms. Ganahl is a Regent at the University of Colorado, Founder of Camp Bow Wow, and currently devotes her time to keeping the American dream alive by empowering women through her brand the SheFactor.

Some businesses may be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel…they are being allowed to re-open, but often with many changes. Patrice Sikora touched base again with Randy DeFazio, the co-owner of Camp Bow Wow in Bridgewater in Somerset County. They are re-opening, but things will be different for employees and pet parents. You can reach Randy at bridgewater@campbowwow.com If you have a story to share please fill out the contact form at https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com (JerseyJobsAndBiz.com) or you can email us directly at info@jerseyjobsandbiz.com. And we are starting a https://www.facebook.com/groups/2846479588770520/?ref=bookmarks (facebook group) for NJ residents to discuss the impact on them and share resources with others in the Garden State. Support this podcast

We open up with a look at some personal news that impacted our show, a loss in the family for Patrice. What the funeral process looks like as a result and the difficult grieving. And why cemeteries were a popular spot last mother's day.  On a lighter note, summer is actually coming, both in terms of the date, the weather, and with news that https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/05/murphy-gives-a-glimpse-of-whats-next-as-he-slowly-reopens-nj.html (Governor Murphy is lifting some restrictions) for beaches and lakes. It still won't be the same but it's a welcome relief for those stuck in their homes for the last two months.   And it seems that we are getting more and more desperate to get a groom, well as it turns out there's no plans for salons and barber shops to open, but https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/randy-defazio-camp-bow-wow-in-bridgewater/ (previous guest and owner of Camp Bow-Wow) is able to bring in limited customers.  And while we weren't able to record a joint show, both Patrice and Mathew were able to connect with some incredible people across the Garden State about their Covid experience. Here's a list of recent episodes to check out... https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/josh-mccallen-dan-alicea-renault-winery-resort/ (Renault Winery) https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/jonathan-kalafer-chairman-somerset-patriots-bridgewater/ (Somerset Patriots) https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/craig-springer-good-life-center-for-mental-health/ (Dr. Craig Springer) https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/melanie-dare-president-salon-dare-hillsborough/ (Salon Dare) https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/dan-cooley-cooley-creative-media/ (Cooley Creative) https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/erik-cabral-marketer-investor-podcaster-from-trenton/ (On Air Brands) https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/podcast/super-joe-pardo-of-sewell-nj/ (Super Joe Pardo) If you have a story to share please fill out the contact form at https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com/ (JerseyJobsAndBiz.com) or you can email us directly at info@jerseyjobsandbiz.com. And we are starting a https://www.facebook.com/groups/2846479588770520/?ref=bookmarks (Facebook group) for NJ residents to discuss the impact on them and share resources with others in the Garden State. Support this podcast

COVID-19 is not a friend of dog trainers. The job is inherently face to face with pet parents and their canines, which makes social distancing and hunkering down at home awkward to say the least. Jersey Jobs and Biz's Patrice Sikora talks to Maria Pantin, a dog trainer based in Somerset County. Maria is checking out creative possibilities while her employer Camp Bow Wow remains closed. You can reach Maria at maria the dog trainer@gmail.com. If you have a story to share please fill out the contact form at https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com (JerseyJobsAndBiz.com) or you can email us directly at info@jerseyjobsandbiz.com. And we are starting a https://www.facebook.com/groups/2846479588770520/?ref=bookmarks (facebook group) for NJ residents to discuss the impact on them and share resources with others in the Garden State. Support this podcast

Being a franchisee can offer its own support network in rough times, but that doesn't mean these business owners aren't facing stress and difficult decisions fueled by Covid-19. Jersey Jobs and Biz's Patrice Sikora talks to Randy DeFazio, the co-owner of Camp Bow Wow in Bridgewater, about trying to adapt to the changing situation, making the decision to temporarily close, and applying for assistance. You can reach Randy at bridgewater@campbowwow.com. If you have a story to share please fill out the contact form at https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com (JerseyJobsAndBiz.com) or you can email us directly at info@jerseyjobsandbiz.com. And we are starting a https://www.facebook.com/groups/2846479588770520/?ref=bookmarks (facebook group) for NJ residents to discuss the impact on them and share resources with others in the Garden State. Support this podcast

Mathew Passy and Patrice Sikora offer a quick take on the latest Covid-19 updates and preview the new episodes on Jersey Jobs and Biz. They look at the latest figures specifically in https://www.njtvonline.org/news/uncategorized/tracking-the-coronavirus-in-new-jersey/ (the Garden State) and what seems like https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/09/business/smallbusiness/small-business-disaster-loans-coronavirus.html (a logjam in relief) promised to small businesses nationwide. And while there are signs that the https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-07/new-jersey-has-biggest-one-day-increase-in-coronavirus-deaths (curve is flattening and new cases are slowing) in this area, there are still many who think http://blogs.shu.edu/sportspoll/2020/04/09/nearly-3-of-4-americans-say-they-wont-attend-games-without-coronavirus-vaccine-developed/ (normal life isn't coming back) anytime soon. The pair also preview the first two interviews that will be introduced in the show. Patrice highlights the Randy DeFazio, the co-owner of Camp Bow Wow in Bridgewater, Somerset County. Randy was forced to close temporarily but is testing virtual opens for dog training, among other things. Mathew introduces Nick Goblirsch, owner of https://www.facebook.com/iheartpaintingnj (IheartPaintingNJ), who is seeing demand boom as businesses and homeowners use this time to their decorating advantage. If you have a story to share please fill out the contact form at https://jerseyjobsandbiz.com (JerseyJobsAndBiz.com) or you can email us directly at info@jerseyjobsandbiz.com. And we are starting a https://www.facebook.com/groups/2846479588770520/?ref=bookmarks (facebook group) for NJ residents to discuss the impact on them and share resources with others in the Garden State. Support this podcast

This week Tim sits down with Todd Ayre from Camp Bow Wow, and has a chance to talk with newly signed AirHog outfielder Justin Byrd!

I sat down w my friend Emilie Rackovan, who is an animal welfare activist and fosters cats. She has worked w the Wisconsin Humane Society for several years and does marketing for Camp Bow Wow. We discussed Emilie's move to LA while she was still in theater followed by her shift in career, the human society, emotional support vs therapy animals, veganism, and zoos. Adopt, don't shop!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

In this podcast we talk with Kris from Camp Bow Wow Located in Anaheim CA. Kris is the Co-owner of this unique business that i just had to learn more about. I have never seen or heard of a business that takes care of dogs while the owners are away. Camp Bow Wow Anaheim With Kris Hanna https://www.campbowwow.com/anaheim/ 714-533-2267

Entrepreneur and author Heidi Ganahl joins Rene to talk about her journey through loss. She lost her husband when she was 27. Through all of this tragedy, she was able to pull herself through and start her own business, Camp Bow Wow, which she eventually franchised and sold. Today, she's passionate about helping young women find community and success at work with a proven formula she presents in her book (and coordinating app) SheFactor.

Pet care is a huge industry, making worldwide over 200 billion dollars and over 55 billion in the United States. This is a very passion-driven business and this is one of its most important features, but anyone entering this industry has to consider that it is still a business. Andy and Jessica are bringing two amazing guests that are very knowledgeable in the industry of pet care, Tim Vogel who talks about SCENThound and Heidi Ganahl former owner Camp Bow Wow,  the number one Camp for pets in the US.   Listing of the week: Gary Goldwasser (Rocky Mountain). Pet resource kennel business. Started in 2006. 60 to 95 dogs daily. SDE $350,000. Price $980,000. Seven acres of real estate at $1.62 million. Contact Gary Goldwasser 303-748-7420 or gary@tworld.com   Key takeaways: [4:32] Tim Vogel [5:28] Tim talks about how he entered the pet care industry. [6:40] Challenges in the pet care industry. [7:48] Offering an apprenticeship program for groomers. [8:55] The majority of dogs don't need haircuts but they do need care. [9:45] SCENT: Skin, Coat, Ears, Nails and Teeth, the parts of a dog that needs to be taken care of. [10:35] Great opportunity. [13:22] How the perfect franchisee for Scenthound looks like. [14:33] Deal of the week: Marshal Pollock (North San Diego). Mobile Pet Grooming Business. One million dollars per year in sales. Eleven pet grooming vehicles. Price $525,000. Partially paid by SBA loan $350,000 SDE $215,000. Buyer from a different industry. [17:59] Heidi Ganahl founder of Camp Bow Wow. [18:24] How Camp Bow Wow started. [20:45] What inspired Heidi to expand her business. [22:05] How Camp Bow Wow became the number one in its kind in the U.S. [24:12] Deciding that it was time to sell. [26:12] Heidi gives advice to the ones considering selling their business. [27:35] Buying in the pet care industry. [28:20] Heidi's new project: The She Factor. [30:58] Listing of the week: Gary Goldwasser (Rocky Mountain) Pet resource kennel business. Started in 2006. 60 to 95 dogs daily. SDE $350,000. Price $980,000. Seven acres of real estate at $1.62 million.   Mentioned in this Episode: United Franchise Group Transworld Business Advisors Transworld on Linkedin Transworld on Facebook Call us — 888-711-9018 Email us thedealboard@tworld.com Scenthound Call Marshal Pollock at 760-607-0641 or email at mpollock@tworld.com  The She Factor Contact Gary Goldwasser 303-748-7420 or gary@tworld.com 

What would you do if your life and dreams were suddenly smashed by overwhelming loss and grief? Heidi Ganahl faced a series of life shattering challenges, but found the courage and the will to regain her life — albeit a different one than she had imagined. She has achieve tremendous success as an entrepreneur, and […] The post Heidi Ganahl, founder Camp Bow Wow & She Factor: Finding purpose through grief, Episode 67 appeared first on She Said / She Said.

Today, Kaitlyn sits down with SheFactors’s director of business development Tori Ganahl. Tori talks about SheFactors's movement and holistic approach to empowering young women and helping them to find out their true selves. She opens up about her life after college as young twenty something struggling to find her way and how her amazing mother Heidi Ganahl founded Camp Bow Wow after a tragic accident and went on to create SheFactor. Tori talks about the amazing relationship she has had with her mother since working together in business and shares the importance of self affirmations and how it can dramatically help your life. Plus Kaitlyn & Tori share their best of the best when they play a fun game of “favorite things”. Visit She Factor at TheSheFactor.com. Thanks to our sponsors: Quip= Go to GET QUIP.com/VINE right now, you can get your first refill pack for FREE. Raycon Earbuds= Go to BUYRAYCON.com/VINE to get 15-percent off your order. Honey= Get Honey for FREE at JOINHONEY.com/VINE Spa Finder= visit Spafinder.com/VINE to take 12% off $50+ OR use promo code Vine at checkout. Blue Apron= Get $60 off when you visit BLUEAPRON.com/OFFTHEVINE. TrueCar= A better way to sell or trade-in your car.

You might know Heidi Ganahl as the founder of Camp Bow Wow, a $100 million dollar leader the pet and franchise industry. But what you might not know is that she overcame struggles early in her career that could have sent her path in a different direction. On this episode, Heidi shares her inspiring story, and gives advice to budding young entrepreneurs. Plus, get a sneak peek into SheFactor , her new book and app that’s aimed at empowering young women.

Our guest today is one of MSNBC’s Top Female Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2019, Heidi Ganahl. We talk about growing Camp Bow Wow from a dream to a wildly successful company, what advice she has for entrepreneurs, and her next exciting project, SheFactor! 

Hosts Jose Piña and Leah Martinez are joined in studio by Jose Morillo and Jazmine Morillo of Camp Bow Wow in Katy and members of I AM KATY TX Networking.I AM KATY TX Networking is a professional networking group that connects those doing business in the Katy, TX and West Houston area. For more information on the organization visit:www.IAMKATYTX.orgwww.FB.com/IAMKATYTX

Heidi Ganahl is one of Colorado’s best known entrepreneurs and community leaders.  She has experienced extraordinary adversity in her life, including losing her husband at age 27, yet picked herself up and built a $100 million dollar brand, Camp Bow Wow.  Heidi joins Carrie Dorr to discuss resiliency in both personal and work life, what it’s really like after selling your company and how her next venture, She Factor, plans to prepare young women for life after college.  

Heidi and Tahverlee talk about adversity and turning it into purpose and doing what you are passionate about. Heidi, founder of Camp Bow Wow, University of Colorado Regent, and advocate for our youth - shares her story of developing Grit & Grace in her life as an entrepreneur and in her role as an elected Regent.

Mike, Anne, and Rufus answer all your garden questions with special guest Johnny Cole and Neil Bleau at Camp Bow Wow.

Mike, Anne, and Rufus answer all your garden questions with special guest Neil Bleau and Johnny Cole at Camp Bow Wow.

Mike, Anne, and Rufus answer all your garden questions with special guest Neil Bleau and Johnny Cole at Camp Bow Wow.

Mike, Anne, and Rufus answer all your garden questions with special guest Johnny Cole and Neil Bleau at Camp Bow Wow.

It's today! Camp Bow Wow is hosting a local "Clear the Shelters" event from 9AM - 1PM on August 18 and FOTA will be there. Paula talks about some of the cuties FOTA will host at the event, as well as discusses some of the factors that go into the shelters being so full this time of year. Don't forget: the Dog Adoption House is open too from 11AM - 3PM. Plus: (finally!!) new fake commercial break. Listen, share, and enjoy the Pawcast podcast.

Bow Wow questions his friendship with Chris Brown & talks about getting jumped by a Future associate. I also talk about Curren$y pushing back his release date for "Back At Burnies". DJ Envy confronts Desus & Mero on The Breakfast Club & Finally, I review a netflix show called The Frankenstein Chronicles. Follow me on Twitter/Instagram: @isiddavis Podcast IG: @thesocialintrovertpodcast Snapchat: sidkneedavis Send emails to: thesocialintrovertpodcast@gmail.com Intro Song: Bow Wow - Drunk Off Ciroc Outro Song: IAMSU! - It's Only One Way

This week's Extraordinary Women Radio interview with Heidi Ganahl, the founder of Camp Bow Wow, is so good! Heidi has a passion for keeping the American dream alive and well! That’s because she’s been living it. And it wasn’t all a simple and easy path to get there. Heidi has faced extraordinary adversity in her life. Beginning with the loss of her husband at the age of 27, to losing a million-dollar insurance settlement, her entrepreneurial spirit helped her pick herself up and build a $100 million brand in the pet and franchise industry – Camp Bow Wow. In fact she’s well known for her Ted Talk called the Art of the Comeback, where she shares this powerful comeback story. Today she shares this journey she took and the lessons she learned along the way. In fact one of the things that struck me in this interview – was the most timely wisdom I’d heard all week – if not all year! “Be the best you can be at what you’re doing at the time, and forgive yourself for not being the best at everything all the time. You’ve got to let go of that.” The next day I wrote about this wisdom in my blog "Yesterday I broke."  Such timely words for me on that day. Camp Bow Wow was named to the Inc 500/5000 fastest growing company list five years in a row. Heidi has been named one of Fortune Magazine’s 10 Most Promising Entrepreneurs and Parade magazine called her one of the top women entrepreneurs in the country. And she’s not done yet! She’s about ready to launch her next entrepreneurial venture the She Factor - which is all about women and dreams! Heidi shares more about this in the interview! This interview is filled with so many great bits of wisdom, including: To comeback giveback On Passion: If you don’t absolutely love what you’re doing and jump out of bed every morning to get to work, it’s not worth doing. This is the difference of being a huge success and just getting by. But... you can’t just be passionate about something – you have to solve a problem. Stop apologizing for capitalism and free markets and embrace it. Fall back in love with what makes America an incredibly cool place. We're going to fail - brush it off. In the world of fake news, the only one you can trust is yourself and your intuition (she jokes). Follow Heidi on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. Let's meet Heidi Ganahl the founder of the She Factor and Camp Bow Wow.

Christina Russell spent most of her career in franchising, starting as a franchisor at Curves International. Today she is President and Leader of the Pack at Camp Bow Wow, which has 140 different locations, making it North America's largest provider of doggy day care, boarding and training. Resources: * http://www.campbowwow.com/ – Website * http://campbowwowfranchise.com/ – Learn about franchising * https://www.linkedin.com/company/62821/ – LinkedIn * @CampBowWow – Twitter Sponsored by: * LEADx.org – subscribe to become 1% better every single day Subscribe on iTunes to join our Ambassadors Club: Please click here to subscribe on iTunes, and leave a quick rating. Nothing matters more for bringing the podcast to the attention of others. After you subscribe and leave a review, send an email to info at leadx dot org to let us know, and we'll invite you into the private LEADx Ambassadors Group on Facebook. Group members are eligible for ridiculously good prizes each month, have special access to me and LEADx guests, discounts on live events, and of course it's a great forum for peer-learning and support. Share: And, by all means, if you know someone you think would benefit, please spread the word by using the share buttons below. — What is LEADx and The LEADx Show with Kevin Kruse? Imagine if you could have the world's best executive coaches and leadership mentors whispering into your ear every morning on your way to work. Every weekday, there will be a new episode of The LEADx Leadership Show with an interview from a different thought leadership or business expert. Many of these guests are thought leaders, famous authors or high-profile CEOs from innovative startup companies. Others are creatives, artists, entrepreneurs or corporate career leaders. They have all achieved extreme success and they are willing to share practical advice on how to advance your career and develop your leadership and management skills by offering daily career tips on time management, productivity, marketing, personal branding, communication, sales, leadership, team building, talent management and other personal development and career development topics. There will be a new episode waiting for you every day just in time for your morning commute, morning treadmill session or whatever else it is you do to start your day. LEADx isn't just the name of this new podcast, it's the name of a digital media and online learning company that is re-imagining professional development for millennials and career driven professionals looking to break into manager roles or excel in current leadership and management roles. If you're looking for management training or professional development that is delivered in a fun and engaging way, sign up for our daily newsletter at LEADx.org. It's packed with life hacks, daily career tips and leadership challenges that will turn you into a high potential leader in no time. What does LEADx stand for? We are exploring leadership. We are about NEXT GENERATION leadership. We believe that professional training and workplace education has not kept up with advances in digital media. Today's emerging leaders and management professionals just don't find 5 day workshops or eLearning modules to be very compelling. Today's talent is mobile and social. LEADx wants to help those that want to make an impact.

Heidi Ganahl's entrepreneurial spirit helped her pick herself up and build Camp Bow Wow into a $100 million brand in the pet and franchise industry. “You’ve always got to save for a rainy day, and you’ve always got to be thinking three steps ahead of where you are.” - Heidi Ganahl. Learn more about this episode of She's Got Moxie with Joy Chudacoff at www.JoyChudacoff.com/11

There aren’t many franchise opportunities for people who want to keep their day job because most franchisors prefer full-time, on-site, hands-on franchisees. But Colorado-based Camp Bow Wow attracts mostly absentee franchise owners, and there’s room for many more. There are, however, some qualifiers that you won’t find with other franchise opportunities beginning with “you only need apply if you love dogs,” explains Renuka Salinger. 

Kathy Stone/Camp Bow Wow Camp Bow Wow Lawrencveille/Hamilton Mill is Georgia’s newest location of the largest dog daycamp and overnight boarding franchise in the country. Their location has been open 15 months and uses the latest equipment and design. They do training, grooming and offer an in-home pet sitting service, called Home Buddies. They have webcams […] The post OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Kathy Stone with Camp Bow Wow, Jordan Sandler of Frenik Marketing Group and Courtney Spencer with Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Holidays shouldn't be "HoliCrazy." Transformational Coach Jennifer Grace addresses how to handle common holiday stress triggers, from nosy relatives to overspending and over extending yourself. Author of "Directing Your Destiny," Jennifer's 8-week Creative in Business program teaches you tools to redefine and reach your goals. Laura Roach, CPDT-KA, Director of Training at Camp Bow Wow, North America's largest pet care franchise, offers tips for traveling with pets and reducing their anxiety.This show is broadcast live on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Heidi Ganahl has lived a dog’s life. And a lucky dog at that. She is the founder of Camp Bow Wow, which she grew from one doggy day care center into the largest pet-care franchiser in North America. When Heidi sold her company in 2014 (she remains CEO), it had about 3,500 employees and generated system-wide sales of $71 million. Want to know how you can follow in her paw-steps?  Heidi shares her favorite entrepreneur treats this week on Monday Morning Radio. Photo: Heidi Ganahl, Camp Bow WowPosted: August 17, 2015Run Time: 31 minutes and 41 seconds   Dean will be teaching his amazing 2-Day Mile High Reputation Tool Chest Workshop in Denver on September 3rd and 4th. The workshop will provide registrants with all the knowledge and training they need to rocket launch their local, national, and even global reputations. For more information or to register, visit MondayMorningRadio.com.

Host Marie Hulett talks with Guests: Kim Sturla re airlift rescue of 3000 egg-laying hens that were sentenced to death; Matthew Woods from Camp Bow Wow on the topic of Pet Emergency Kits

Host Marie Hulett talks with Jan Vincent from the Animal Health Foundation regarding programs that allow those in financial need to receive necessary funds for non-elective veterinary care; Kris Hannah from Camp Bow Wow talks about fun programs at her doggie daycare.

Host Marie Hulett talks to Heidi Ganahl, CEO of Camp Bow Wow and Tricia Casper from the Pasadena Humane Society.

Gothic Groomer Charged A jury has convicted Holly Crawford Ross of animal cruelty in charges stemming from selling "Gothic kittens" with piercing. Ross' defense attorneys argued that since children get pierced ears at young ages "it would be wrong to hold cat owners to a higher standard." Bo-bama Nation First dog "Bo-bama" recently marked his one year anniversary at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. In the last year, the pup has been featured as a Beanie Baby, on his own baseball card and re-created in marzipan. He also made a few faux pas in his first year like barking at Santa. Creating A Top Pet Franchise - You Can Too! Pharmaceutical salesperson turned Camp Bow Wow founder has transformed her franchise into a forty-million dollar business. The luxurious doggie day care is the talk of the town. Heidi Ganahl shares her Tales From The Bark Side. Insectopedia - Getting Buggy Anthropologist Hugh Raffles is responsible for the best-selling essays on the world of insects. He explores how different cultures and religions interact with what are commonly known as pests in America. Teaching Blind Dogs Gillian Young takes her 2 1/2 year old dog on the set to be a part of a new FX television show. The unique thing is that the dog is blind. From her experience, Gillian now teaches blind dogs to cope with a sightless world. More this week

It's always an honor being able to interview someone who has had success in building a large and successful business. Heidi Ganahl, the founder and CEO of Camp Bow Wow, is just that. Listen in to hear her success story from tragedy to huge success and how she has created the largest franchised company of Pet Daycare and overnight stay facilities in the nation and how her new ventures may just be of interest to you. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Interview With a Doggie Mogul with Ty Brown

Boarding and daycare tips from Camp Bow Wow’s Kris Hanna. Learn what to look for when you need to find a vacation spot for your pooch. Step #5 of our 6 part series on Successfully House Training Your Dog. … Read more about this episode...