Walking With Walfinch

Walking With Walfinch
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Recent Episodes

June 10, 2026
You Don't Need to Live Near Your Franchise - with Kimberly Douglas
<p>You Don't Need to Live Near Your Franchise | Walking with Walfinch. Can you really run a franchise from a different state? Kimberly Douglas is the COO of Sticky Fingers Cooking, a mobile children's cooking school franchise — and she also owns her own franchise territory in Orange County, California, while living and working full-time in Denver. In this episode of Walking with Walfinch, Kimberly shares how she balances franchise ownership with her role as COO, an MBA programme, and being a parent. She breaks down the daily routines, systems, and partnership structure that make remote franchise ownership work — and explains why service-based franchises with no fixed location are built for exactly this kind of flexibility.</p>

May 27, 2026
Your Franchise Support Is Creating Monsters
<p>Are you over supporting your franchisees without realising it? In this episode of Walking with Walfinch, we sit down with Angela Cote, CEO and founder of AC Inc., to talk about why doing too much for your franchisees is burning out your support team and creating dependent operators instead of confident business owners.Angela works with franchise brands ranging from early-stage networks to systems with over 2,000 locations. She shares a practical coaching framework that shifts franchise field support from reactive problem-solving to proactive growth coaching — helping franchisees take ownership of their own success.</p>

May 13, 2026
Your GP Has a Snapshot. Your Carer Has the Full Picture.
<p>Your GP sees your loved one a few times a year. Your care worker sees them every day.So who really holds the fuller picture — and what could that mean for the future of healthcare?In this episode of Walking with Walfinch, Amrit sits down with Max Parmentier — CEO andco-founder of Birdie, the UK's leading home healthcare software platform — to explore whydomiciliary care providers are uniquely positioned to transform healthcare outcomes, andwhat artificial intelligence now makes possible at the frontline of community care.They cover:→ Why home care providers collect more longitudinal patient data than any hospital or GP→ How AI can automatically audit care notes to improve CQC compliance and reduce risk→ Birdie's UTI detection pilot — and why flagging health risks early created an unexpected problem→ The case for a subscription-based prevention model for private-pay clients→ Why labour costs make up ~95% of a care provider's P&L — and where 20–30% could be recovered→ What home care in the UK looks like in 10 years (Max believes the market could triple)→ Why the real barrier to better care isn't technology — it's the incentive model→ One action Max would take if he were a care entrepreneur starting today───────────────────────────────────────👤 ABOUT MAX PARMENTIER──────────────────────────────────────Max Parmentier is the CEO and co-founder of Birdie, a home healthcare technology platformthat helps domiciliary care providers deliver better outcomes, manage operations moreefficiently, and prepare for the future of community health. Birdie works with careproviders across the UK and is building towards agentic AI orchestration for careback-office workflows.🔗 Find out more about Birdie: https://birdie.care───────────────────────────────────────Learn more: https://walfinch.com#HomeCare #DomiciliaryCare #AIHealthcare #CQC #Birdie #Walfinch #LiveInCare#WalkingWithWalfinch #CareProviders #HomeHealthcare #PreventativeCare #FranchiseUK</p>
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