FastSigns

One year after a devastating fire, FASTSIGNS of Main Line in Pennsylvania, is hosting a ribbon cutting event at its rebuilt building.

Global sign and graphics franchisor FASTSIGNS has been praised by Franchise Business Review for its commitment to military veterans.

FASTSIGNS International reports that the demand remains strong for FASTSIGNS Co-Brand and Conversion programs, with more than 30 independent businesses joining the franchise within the past year. Through both programs, independent owners maximize their businesses’ true potential by expanding their service offerings and effectively marketing and selling the new services with ongoing guidance and support from FASTSIGNS.

Joining the movement to celebrate Manufacturing Day is FASTSIGNS International.

Military Times named FASTSIGNS International a top franchise choice for U.S. veterans in its annual “Best for Vets: Franchises” list.

Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley used signs and visual graphics created by FASTSIGNS of Boardman, Ohio.

Approximately 40 people attended the ribbon cutting and open house event at FASTSIGNS of Bowling Green in Kentucky. “The warm welcome was really humbling and amazing," remarked Neil Griggs, owner. "It shows what a great place Bowling Green is, not only to live and raise a family, but to grow a business.”

A recent visit to my local FASTSIGNS franchise in Eden Prairie, MN, opened my eyes to the variety of finishing operations that this franchise is tasked with. I also learned of the vast potential that they have due to the sheer number of signage products that they can turn out.

At FASTSIGNS International's annual convention in Anaheim, CA, a record-breaking 79 FASTSIGNS centers were recognized for exceeding $1 million in annual sales, including 71 locations in the United States, four in Canada, three in Australia and one in the United Kingdom.