Supporting Strategies is an outsourced bookkeeping services, controller services franchise that enables business owners to focus on growth. They are excited to welcome their new franchisee, Julie Lauka. Before deciding to become a franchise owner, Julie worked for over 18 years as a bookkeeper and accounting business owner. She also brings her client service and dedication to work to the table. Julie is a recognized expert in GAAP accounting and financial system development and implementation who enjoys collaborating to find cost-effective solutions that benefit her clients. Julie networks and builds relationships in her home community of Dundee City, where she serves as County Councilor and President, and works with OAME (Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs).
Julie asked lots of questions throughout the process of deciding to franchise with Supporting Strategies. She liked that her goals were aligned with those of Supporting Strategies and that she would be trained to achieve success with her franchise. Julie’s background in finance and accounting will help her find success with Supporting Strategies, as she will be able to apply her skillset to the company’s business model. Her previous experience with outsourced accounting will also help her in this new role.
Supporting Strategies offers franchise opportunities to candidates with verifiable success in leading a business as an executive or entrepreneur. The ideal franchisee understands the importance of networking, business development, operations, and has strong people management skills. Supporting Strategies has developed a highly successful, scalable business model with advanced automated systems, reliable processes, and expert-level U.S.-based staff, to deliver cost-effective bookkeeping and controller services. With low overhead cost, operational and talent acquisition support, and variable cost delivery model, franchisees can closely match costs to revenues while ramping quickly and efficiently.
Since 2004, Supporting Strategies’ locally owned and operated offices have served thousands of companies, helping business leaders free up their time, focus on their core competency, and grow their business. Their experienced, U.S.-based professionals use secure, best-of-breed technology and a proven process to deliver a full suite of services, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, bookkeeping, financial analysis, payroll administration and more.
To find out more about Supporting Strategies, check out their website here.
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Franchise Contact: Jeff Schonberg
jschonberg@supportingstrategies.com
(212) 480-4900
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