Global Recruiters Network (GRN) is a professional services franchise specializing in executive, technical, and professional recruitment. Founded in 2003 and incorporated in December 2002 in Delaware, the company is headquartered at 200 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 1300, Chicago, Illinois.
GRN began franchising in January 2003.
Each GRN franchise provides permanent placement services from at least one office, using proprietary tools like CAPSX software, GRN Exchange, GRNMatch.com, and mobile apps to efficiently match top-tier talent with corporate clients.
GRN differentiates itself through its focus on high-quality, executive-level placements and its robust technology platform that enhances collaboration across offices.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Global Recruiters Network (GRN) provides a comprehensive training structure for its franchisees to ensure successful operation of their permanent placement service businesses.
Global Recruiters Network (GRN) offers its franchisees territory protection under specific terms. Each franchisee is assigned a designated territory upon signing the Franchise Agreement, which is formally defined and approved by GRN.
Franchisees are not permitted to operate an office or conduct business outside their assigned territory without written approval from GRN. This territorial protection, however, is not absolute. GRN retains the right to approve multiple offices within a franchisee’s territory, provided they are controlled by the same franchisee.
Moreover, the franchisee must transition from operating in a private dwelling to a commercial premises within 24 months of completing the Initial Training Program, ensuring professional representation within the granted territory.
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