On the economic and community side of things, we are active corporate citizens who are good stewards of our earnings and profits. Doing what is right and ethical in all areas of our lice removal business, we treat others as we wish to be treated across the spectrum of staff, franchisees, consultants, suppliers, clients, business colleagues and our community partners and organizations. We aim to give back to our local communities by supporting business and economic development, local vendors, charitable organizations, local chambers of commerce and community improvement endeavours.

We are members of several trade associations that support various industries such as camping, franchising, education and Aboriginal Business and Youth initiatives. I have the privilege of giving back by sitting on several boards including the Canadian Franchise Association, The Children’s Aid Foundation of Simcoe County and our local economic development council.

I am currently co-authoring a book called Great Canadian Franchise Stories and part of the books initiative is to help raise money for the Children’s’ Aid Foundation. I believe that giving youth an opportunity to succeed through education and advocacy is important. Sharing stories is a way to inspire and intact change. I hope to be able to use my tallents and success to give back in that way and to make the world a better place.