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V.i.p. Cleaners Launches Franchise In Bergen County, New Jersey
Bergen County, NJ (ContentDesk) September 19, 2005 -- V.I.P. Cleaners, one of the country's fastest-growing service franchises, today announced the opening of their Bergen County, New Jersey franchise. Now people in the tri-state areas' most heavily populated county can make their lives a bit easier by having their dry cleaning picked up from their homes and delivered – all for the same price or even less – than if they were to take it there themselves. Saving customer's time is a key business driver in the V.I.P. Cleaners creed of service.Randy Zeno, V.I.P. Cleaners latest franchisee, has secured Bergen County and will begin operations on September 19 with an initial roll-out of five towns: Teaneck, Bergenfield, Paramus, River Edge and Maywood. In the next few months, Zeno plans to expand to serve other towns throughout Bergen County and increase his full-time fleet from two to 10 vans to cover the expansive territory. Bergen County has a population of nearly 900,000 residents in 69 municipalities. A large percentage of the work force is professional and utilizes business attire in their fields."I am very excited to be part of the V.I.P. Cleaners franchise," said Zeno, who for many years was a VP of marketing for organizations such as Kraft, General Foods, BirdsEye, Sara Lee and Nabisco. "I always had the vision of being an entrepreneur and the business model of V.I.P. Cleaners is steered towards success. I personally identify with the many professionals, who, due to their working hours, are too busy to bring their clothes to the dry cleaner and often home long after the local dry cleaner has closed his doors for the day. By picking up and delivering their clothes, we save them time, money, and the hassle, enabling them to spend more time with their family."V.I.P. Cleaners is community minded. One of their programs is to give back to the neighborhood a percentage of the proceeds from sales to organizations such as schools, churches, synagogues and civic organizations.Each of the V.I.P. Cleaners franchises is an exclusive territory. Unlike many other franchises where locations are often found multiple times in a half-mile radius, the company's business plan enables the owner/operator of the to have a protected, exclusive area which enhances their business and profitability."The development of V.I.P. Cleaners is
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