When Emma Dickison entered the franchising world, she wasn’t chasing a company title; she was merely making an attempt to help her household. A single mother with a background in historical past and schooling, Dickison took a job with a little-known franchise model referred to as Blockbuster in 1990, then simply 150 places robust. Fourteen years later, she’d helped develop it into a worldwide juggernaut with over 8,800 places and greater than $1 billion in annual gross sales.
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