Wheelchair-bound Snap-on franchisee Steve Fell believes quite simply that if you put your mind to achieve something, you can accomplish it. And he’s living this belief.
Mobile tool supplier franchise Snap-on Tools has plans for seven franchises to open across the country, targeting metropolitan and major regional centres in Melbourne and Sydney.
Snap-on has been servicing the mechanics industry in Australia for 25 years with a reputation for high quality products. This business-to-business
When Belgian Kris Van Waes pulled up behind a Snap-on Tools truck it would change his career and his life.
Buying into the freedom factor is a great reason for many franchisees to join their chosen network. And for those
Mobile tool retailer Snap-On is once again searching for Australia and New ZealandÕs leading automotive apprentice. Now its fourth year
Tight lending at the major banks is not a concern for ten new franchisees who have taken advantage of private
Phil Chandler, product manager at Snap-on Tools, has traded in his management role for a more relaxed lifestyle as a franchisee in Bathurst.
Nineteen year old Wayne Grima, from Sydney’s St Clair, has beaten nine other young apprentices from across Australia and New
Snap-on franchisee, Trent Levi talks about how his sales development manager helped him grow his business.
For a long time, the brand name of Snap-on meant little to those outside the automotive and aviation industries. For