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Maui Wowi Hawaiian Grows its Number of Colorado Franchise Operators

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Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies signs their newest franchisees in Westminster, Colo., growing the number of franchise owners throughout the state where the company is headquartered.

Greenwood Village, Colo. (PRWEB) July 12, 2012

Maui Wowi Hawaiian is expanding franchise operations in Colorado by welcoming its newest franchisees, Rob and Stephanie Williams from Westminster, approximately 20 minutes outside of Denver. The Williams’ have joined the coffee and smoothie franchise company with a vision of building a brand presence throughout the state and beyond.

The couple plans to bring the quality Maui Wowi products to crowds by way of the tiki themed mobile unit called a Ka’anapali cart. This flexible business concept will allow Rob and Stephanie to serve all-natural fresh fruit smoothies that are gluten-free and fat-free as well as offer customers high quality coffee and espresso beverages from the Hawaiian Islands.

“The Ka’anapali cart is such a great idea. We believe it allows us the freedom and flexibility to follow events, people and places and to go to the customers rather than waiting for the action to come to us,” said Rob.

After tying the knot on the island of Maui, Rob and Stephanie saw it as a sign when they discovered the Maui Wowi franchise opportunities. When they found out that the headquarters are located in their hometown, it made the dream of owning their own business even more of a reality. “We were instantly intrigued. We were so excited and felt that it was a sign pointing us in the right direction to something amazing,” said Rob.

Stephanie has a background in healthcare administration and Rob has worked in manufacturing for the past 20 years. Together, they both have restaurant and management experience from previous careers that they will combine with their existing skills and put them to use to build a business that will bring them the type of life they have always dreamed of.

“We want to have more money, more freedom, more time to take vacations and the opportunity to build a cabin,” said Rob. “Maui Wowi totally resonated with our lifestyle and the thought of actually enjoying work is no longer a dream but is now a reality.”

Rob and Stephanie plan to take their mobile cart to music festivals, art festivals, and sporting events, to name a few. In addition, they also would like to get involved in fundraising for schools and other special programs, as well as catering for graduation parties and company picnics. Starting out with one Ka’anapali cart, they hope to grow to three and eventually expand to an empire agreement that would allow them to own up to ten Maui Wowi units.

As Rob and Stephanie begin laying the bricks for the foundation that will secure their future, they are optimistic about their journey towards defining their success and happiness, while spreading some Rocky Mountain Aloha throughout Colorado.

About Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies

Since 1982, Maui Wowi Hawaiian has embraced the Hawaiian culture and has been serving paradise in a cup since the day it began, 30 years ago. From event carts, mall kiosks and stand-alone retail locations, Maui Wowi Hawaiian offers premium, all-natural, gluten-free, fresh-fruit smoothies, as well as gourmet Hawaiian coffees and espresso beverages. With over 605 operating units in 9 countries, Maui Wowi Hawaiian has truly gone “Global” by adding an online store (shop.mauiwowi.com). Now customers from anywhere in the world can experience the prized-gourmet Hawaiian coffees and taste the ‘Aloha Spirit’ with a ‘Click-of-a button’! To learn more information about Maui Wowi Hawaiian’s, products, locations, or flexible, low cost franchising opportunities, visit http://www.mauiwowifranchise.com.

Contacts:

Justin Livingston
Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies
www.mauiwowifranchise.com
877-849-6992

Eric Richardson
Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies
www.mauiwowifranchise.com
303-865-3252

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