Liquid Capital Named 2012 Military Friendly Franchise by G.i. Jobs Magazine

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May 24, 2012 // Franchising.com // Toronto, ON - Liquid Capital has been ranked in the top 10 percent of all franchises nationwide and named a 2012 Military Friendly Franchise® by G.I. Jobs Magazine.

The country’s only full-service franchised factoring company’s newest franchisee is Terry Campbell, a West Point graduate and retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel. Liquid Capital honors military veterans year round by offering service members a 10 percent—or $5,000 — discount off the franchise fee and in-house financing, allowing veterans to use their training and operational skills in a new civilian career.

“We are honored to have Terry Campbell on the Liquid Capital team,” said Brian Birnbaum, president of Liquid Capital of America Corp. “His military experience has been an integral part of the successful launch of his business. We hope to add many more franchisees like Campbell in the coming years.”

“The Military Friendly Franchises® list was created three years ago out of demand from military veterans, many of whom want to start or own their own business but are unclear where to begin,” said Sean Collins, director for G.I. Jobs. “Being selected as a Military Friendly Franchise places Liquid Capital in this elite group, and is testimony to Liquid Capital’s world class programs and policies that support military veterans interested franchise opportunities.”

About Liquid Capital

Founded in 1999, Liquid Capital (which franchises under the names Liquid Capital of America Corp. and Liquid Capital of Canada Corp.) is an international network of franchise owners or “Principals” who help small- and medium-size businesses grow and succeed through “Factoring,” a specialized financial service that provides immediate financing secured by credit-worthy accounts receivables. Clients include both small, growth-oriented businesses and established mid-sized companies who often times require additional working capital when money is tied up in accounts receivable and obtaining funding from banks and other traditional resources means a long and arduous process. Liquid Capital also offers an extensive package of financial management services that allows clients to focus on operating their business without the need for a credit and collections staff. Liquid Capital currently has a network of approximately 60 franchise owners or “Principals” in North America. For more information, visit www.liquidcapitalcorp.com or www.lcfranchise.com.