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TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchisee Rebecca Feldman was featured in the Upstate Business Journal as a woman thriving as a franchise owner. The number of women-owned businesses has more than doubled in the last decade.
Female business owners are on the rise in the Upstate area of South Carolina, and TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® franchisee Rebecca Feldman was featured in the Upstate Business Journal as an example of a woman thriving as a franchise owner.
Said Feldman to the Upstate Business Journal, “There’s a sense of accomplishment when it’s yours. You take every single thing to heart. There’s such a sense of pride. In the corporate world, you may not get as much recognition, or praise for a job well done. When you own your own business, your work is reflected in it. I think that’s attractive for women. They can truly see progress, positive outcomes, and know it’s theirs. You also have the opportunity to improve the lives of your employees and your community.”
The number of women-owned businesses has more than doubled in the last decade. Meet three Upstate women who are part of the trend.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on February 8, 2018. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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