AC Inc.

AC Inc.

Field coaching education and training

Company Overview

AC Inc. is an education and training company dedicated to helping brands maximize the impact of their franchisee support and coaching. Assess your field support, get training and education for your field coaches, or implement fractional field coaches to improve your franchisee profitability. The AC team has more than 100 years of franchising experience as franchisors, franchisees, and coaches. The team is led by founder Angela Coté, who helped grow her family's iconic Canadian franchise brand, M&M Food Market, to almost 500 locations.

About AC Inc.

HQ Location
Victoria, BC
Founded
2019
Ownership
private
Industry
Consulting, Franchise Consulting
Social
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Youtube
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Ranked #4 in 2023

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Ranked #10 in 2022

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Ranked #8 in 2021

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