The 5 Mistakes Franchisors Make When Mapping Territories and How to Avoid Them

Join us for this week's episode of Franchise Your Business, where we're joined by James Nessfield, Consultant Project Manager at Atlas Mapping.

James will be sharing the five most significant mistakes franchisors can make when creating their territories and his recommended approach to the management of your franchise territory network. 

Visit our guest's website: https://www.atlas-mapping.com/

The live recording was completed on May 5, 2023, at approximately 1:00 PM Eastern Time USA. 

ABOUT OUR GUEST:
James has been with Atlas Mapping since July 2021. Progressing from the Vision Account Manager, he became the Consultant Project Manager in August 2022. James primarily works on the consultive side of Atlas Mapping, where he analyses franchisors’ business trade data to find suitable criteria to map their franchise network, but you can also find him managing Atlas’ territory mapping software, Vision where he will be taking demonstrations and supporting clients needs. 

ABOUT BIG SKY FRANCHISE TEAM:
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