Published:
July 24, 2018
Businesses like Broomfield, Colorado-based franchise Office Evolution are riding a wave of economic confidence being seen across the country. According to a recent article in the New York Times, the National Federation of Independent Business's optimism index is in the 99th percentile and even businesses are bullish even with some potential rocky times ahead such as an impending tariff battle. “They’re not worried about China tariffs and trade fights with Germany,” Mark Hemmeter, founder and CEO of Office Evolution told the New York Times about those businesses that rent space at their franchised office buildings. “Our clients are focused on developing business in their communities.” Office Evolution expects to end the year with 60 franchise locations and then double that number by the end of 2019.
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