March 1, 2022 • 40 mins
Walt Miller was raised in California by his father who was in sales and his mother who was a people person.
So, sales came quite naturally to him. When he was 19, he started working for a company named Snap-on Tools the leader in automotive tools.
Shortly thereafter he saw the opportunity to purchase his own franchise, and two-years later Snap-On offered him a management position.
He recruited taught and managed eight franchisees.
Walt then stepped away from his Snap-on career and bought another franchise with Cuda the leader in automatic parts washers
He then came back to what he loved which was selling Snap-on tools and he has been a franchisee ever since.
So, sales came quite naturally to him. When he was 19, he started working for a company named Snap-on Tools the leader in automotive tools.
Shortly thereafter he saw the opportunity to purchase his own franchise, and two-years later Snap-On offered him a management position.
He recruited taught and managed eight franchisees.
Walt then stepped away from his Snap-on career and bought another franchise with Cuda the leader in automatic parts washers
He then came back to what he loved which was selling Snap-on tools and he has been a franchisee ever since.
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