CNBC: Miracle Method Owner Recognized as One of America's Star Franchisees

Matt Mozingo of Miracle Method is recognized as one of America's Star Franchisees by CNBC, highlighting his dedication and success as a franchisee.

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CNBC: Miracle Method Owner Recognized as One of America's Star Franchisees

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Matt Mozingo, a Miracle Method franchisee in Minnesota, was recognized as one of America's Star Franchisees by CNBC. Miracle Method has over 135 franchises in the US and Canada, refinishing kitchen countertops, showers, bathtubs, and tile.

The franchising industry is booming across the U.S. According to CNBC, there are close to 3,000 franchise companies that collectively contribute more than $1 trillion to the American economy every year. A major part of what makes these businesses so successful are their teams of dedicated and passionate franchisees. Now, CNBC is shining the spotlight on the top 50 franchisees in the U.S.—one for every state.

Recognized for being one of the top franchisees in the country, Matt Mozingo of Miracle Method in Minnesota was recently featured on CNBC’s list of “America’s Star Franchisees 2016.” The publication and its research partner, Franchise Business Review, vetted more than 28,500 individual franchisees from 364 different brands. Brands were judged on their strong proof of concept in multiple markets, their franchise disclosure document and their financial performance.

Franchisees were then evaluated on their satisfaction with the franchise system and their regard for management at the corporate office.

With more than 135 franchises located in the U.S. and Canada, Miracle Method refinishes kitchen countertops, showers, bathtubs and tile for less money and in less time that it would take to fully replace them. After speaking with the company and fellow Miracle Method franchisees, Mozingo bought his franchise in Burnsville, Minnesota in 2005. Over the past 11 years, Monzingo has expanded his business into the commercial market, serving local colleges, hotels and apartment complexes, along with homes.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on December 31, 1969. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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