Schooley Mitchell Now Serving Mobile Area

MOBILE, Ala. — Schooley Mitchell has announced that Eddie Shadeed is the franchise owner for the Canada-based firm servicing the Mobile area. The company, with more than 325 consultants in more than 200 offices throughout North America, focuses on cost reduction for businesses. Based in Birmingham, Shadeed’s franchise works in both Alabama and Mississippi but is focused on the Birmingham, Mobile, Montgomery and Auburn/Opelika markets. His franchise is the closest to the Mobile area. As explained in a short video, Schooley Mitchell audits businesses’ service providers to act as a single point of contact to objectively manage relationships with the vendors to save on expenses. The process usually takes four to six weeks for process and review, competitive offer search, then renegotiation with the current service provider.

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