Miracle Method Recruiting Former Military Personnel

Miracle Method, the nation’s premier bathtub and countertop surface restoration franchise, is recruiting former military personnel to become part of their nationwide franchise network.

Colorado Springs, CO (PRWEB) March 8, 2006 -- Miracle Method, the nation’s premier bathtub and countertop surface restoration franchise, is recruiting former military personnel to become part of their nationwide franchise network. “We surveyed our current franchise base and found that the common denominator among some our most successful owners, was military experience,” said Miracle Method President, Chuck Pistor. Over 25% of all Miracle Method franchisees have prior military experience.

“The leadership, management, and training skills of both officers and enlisted personnel are ideal for owning and operating a franchise business,” Pistor added.

veterans have an opportunity to take advantage of our proven methods and marketing to build a successful business for themselves. We win by having a member of the network who is disciplined, pays attention to detail, understands teamwork, works well with others and knows how to handle pressure to meet goals.

“It’s a win/win proposition,” says Pistor, “veterans have an opportunity to take advantage of our proven methods and marketing to build a successful business for themselves. We win by having a member of the network who is disciplined, pays attention to detail, understands teamwork, works well with others and knows how to handle pressure to meet goals.” Miracle Method’s objective is 25 per cent annual growth for its surface restoration business.

Miracle Method has placed ads in Decision Times, a monthly insert piece appearing in the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corp Times publications. The ads have attracted interest from those preparing to retire and officer and enlisted personnel ending their careers after eight to ten years of service. The company is now adding GI Jobs, a nationwide publication distributed at base transition offices, to its media mix.

“The competition for veterans is fierce,” according to Pistor. Other companies such as Home Depot, Wal Mart, Exxon Mobil, Johnson Controls and Merrill Lynch and others, recognize the value of military training and are also placing recruiting ads in these publications.

Pistor feels that the proven franchises, like Miracle Method provide ideal next career opportunities for separated or retired military personnel.     “We appreciate the unselfish service veterans have given our country. When the time comes for them to make the transition to civilian life, we welcome their interest in Miracle Method and we will do our best to help them perpetuate their success.”

Miracle Method is located in Colorado Springs, CO and can be reached at 800 444-8827 and on the web at www.miraclemethod.com.

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