iCRYO Inks Deal for 7 New Locations in Connecticut

iCRYO announced today a signed franchise agreement that will bring iCRYO to seven new cities in Connecticut, in addition to the location in Fairfield, which opened in August of 2021.

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iCRYO Inks Deal for 7 New Locations in Connecticut

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iCRYO has signed a franchise agreement to open 7 new locations in Connecticut, in addition to the existing location in Fairfield. The agreement is backed by franchisees Tracey and Gregg Miller, Ron Pepe, Michael Krassner, and Tom Wilson, who own franchising rights throughout the state.

iCRYO announced today a signed franchise agreement that will bring iCRYO to seven new cities in Connecticut, in addition to the location in Fairfield, which opened in August of 2021.

Behind the franchise agreement are Fairfield, Connecticut franchisees Tracey and Gregg Miller, along with Ron Pepe, a seasoned health club operator with nearly 30 years of experience with multiple fitness brands, Michael Krassner, an experienced entrepreneur specializing in the health and wellness industry, and Tom Wilson, a 25-year veteran in the health and fitness industry. Together, they own franchising rights throughout the entire state.

Over the past year, Tracey has utilized her nursing background of over 30 years to administer IV infusions and educate guests on how each service can treat their discomfort and/or aid in their recovery.

On a mission to elevate the lives of humans around the world through health, iCRYO wellness centers focus on a series of health related recovery services that target pain management, beauty & anti-aging, athletic recovery, and overall wellness.

“As consumers seek out proactive wellness services and we see demand and benefits that our iCRYO center is providing , we are eager to expand," said Gregg Miller. “Tracey’s homecare and nursing background has allowed for us to understand the demand for cryotherapy and other specialty based services, and we are currently focused on beginning expansion in Fairfield, New Haven, and Hartford counties.”

Gregg, a local entrepreneur and pillar in the community, also owns a 55-year old family business in Fairfield with his family, which is a Nissan dealership that was started by his grandfather in 1964.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on July 28, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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