Growing company focuses on different kind of cleaning — crime scene, trauma and hoarding

Crime scene, trauma and hoarding cleanup franchise Bio-One is in expansion mode. A core challenge: Marketing its unusual services.

  • By Grier Ferguson
  • | 6:00 a.m. April 6, 2018
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Lori Sax. Jennifer Salomon is the marketing manager for Bio-One Sarasota, Tampa and Orlando.
Lori Sax. Jennifer Salomon is the marketing manager for Bio-One Sarasota, Tampa and Orlando.
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No one thinks about crime scene cleanup until they need it.

That’s what Jennifer Salomon says. She’s the marketing manager for the Bio-One franchises in Sarasota, Tampa and Orlando. That fact presents a marketing challenge, but she and her boss, Robert Riley are prepared to meet it.

 

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