A franchise is a business model that allows individuals, known as franchisees, to operate their own businesses using the established brand, products, and services of an existing company, known as the franchisor. This business arrangement is built upon a contractual relationship where the franchisor grants the franchisee the right to use its trademark, business model, and support systems in exchange for fees and ongoing royalties. The appeal of franchises lies in the proven success of the established brand, as well as the support and training provided by the franchisor.
This model offers entrepreneurs the opportunity to own and operate their own businesses while benefiting from the established reputation and support of a well-known brand.
The franchise model in the ABA industry has the advantage of large company resources, training, operations monitoring, purchasing power, and brand recognition… while still holding the “mom and pop” feel and attention from individual owners.
Success On The Spectrum is the first Autism Treatment franchise in the USA. The Success On The Spectrum franchise is now setting the standards for high-quality treatment and blazing a trail for excellence. As the first franchise in the country, the SOS model is transforming the industry by opening brick and mortar Autism Treatment centers that are driven by quality instead of profit. The Franchise company enforces lower caseloads, monitors that client/staff ratios are actually one-to-one, and ensures ethical billing practices.
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Nichole Daher is an American entrepreneur, book author, autism advocate, and founder of Success On The Spectrum (SOS)-the first autism treatment franchise in the United States-known for its parent viewing rooms and quality-driven ABA services. She currently serves as CEO of SOS Franchising, where she provides support, resources, and opportunities for entrepreneurs to open their own Success On The Spectrum autism centers.
