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 I’ve grown slowly; I started out by myself. I tell people that I was profitable in the first 30 days. I don’t know too many businesses that can say that. If you are going to do it (The Glass Guru), do it, and do it right. Dedicate the time to it, it’s a business. Ben Smith (Baton Rouge, LA) The fact that there really was something unique about it (The Glass Guru franchise opportunity). I wanted to do something different. There was nobody else doing the moisture-removal part, and that’s something that stood apart from the rest. Michael Kugler (Austin, TX) I’m extremely happy with the results I’ve seen so far from the business. I’m excited to finish the year out to see where I end up. The training I’ve received from The Glass Guru has been top-notch… extremely pleased with it. Chris Allman (Springfield, IN) You guys have been awesome! I opened up our store a month and a half ago, almost two months now. Right out of the gate, I’ve gotten calls, I’ve done service work. Just today…

The Glass Guru recently announced the launch of one of the organization’s newest franchise locations.

Eugene and Cynthia Williams completed their initial franchise owner training on January 7th, 2021 at The Glass Guru of Indianapolis North franchise location.

Eugene and Cynthia Williams bring over 30 years of experience in both the business and non-profit sector. Eugene has specialized in global logistics and communications, and Cynthia has focused on international non-profit leadership and organizational development.

When asked what they were looking for in a business opportunity, it was apparent that it would be a family business, as is so common in franchising. “We were looking for a good opportunity to start a family business, something we could own and develop ourselves. We wanted to find a space in the marketplace that was a good fit for us all, and our sons Zachary and Logan bring just the right skills and experience in their roles as manager a…

In the third quarter of 2020, many in the business world were still feeling uncertain as the global pandemic and the impending election played big in the daily headlines.

The concept of business ownership was daunting for sure. Only the most savvy of entrepreneurs were looking to acquire new or existing businesses in those most unusual of times.

One of those savvy entrepreneurs was Colorado-based James Child, Jr. He had spent his career in the construction industry, turning his years of experience into Journeyman-level qualifications, specifically in the window industry. After years in the industry, James made the ultimate decision to parlay his years of professional experience and the relationships he’d developed along the way into a new business opportunity.

I’d been in the building industry for the last 18 years. I have owned my own construction company for the last 8 years with 4 crews of workers. I have extensive experience installing windows. I …