The rate at which the team at Daisy continues to expand its footprint is quite honestly fascinating. The boilerplate on the company’s press releases tell you all you need to know: They’re the “fastest-growing national home and small business technology installation services company.” Those efforts to get out in more markets and in front of more consumers continued this week with two big announcements.
Daisy’s Scottsdale franchise is led by Jim Schoene, who brings more than two decades of experience in the electrical, electronic and security distribution industry. Drawing from diverse leadership roles in sales, operations and logistics, Schoene is well-positioned to now lead Daisy’s first branch in the new market.
Daisy is expanding its footprint in Boulder, Colorado with a new franchise that complements its existing company-owned location in Denver.
Daisy, the first national home and small business technology installation and services company, is pleased to announce the successful completion of its $15 million Series C funding round.
The International Franchise Association (IFA) today named Matt Walin, owner of Daisy in Costa Mesa, California, as a 2024 Franchisee of the Year. Daisy is a national brand of home technology installation and service providers. Walin was honored at the 65th IFA Annual Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, for being an outstanding franchise establishment owner-operator. The IFA Franchisee of the Year awards are given to the top franchisees from IFA member brands across industries from around the country and the world.
I’ve just finished attending my 21st CEDIA Expo in Denver, Colo. For the first 20 Expos, I participated as the founder of cyberManor in Los Gatos, Calif. This year, however, I attended as a six-month employee of Daisy. In all my previous years at CEDIA Expo, the most common question I received was about the exciting new products on the show floor. This year, the question shifted to, “How is it going with Daisy?”
