November People & News

A summary of IFA member position changes, franchising gives back stories and more for the month of November.

How Your Company’s Culture Can Help You Recruit Better Franchisees

Top tips on using your company’s culture to attract new franchise owners.

IFA STATEMENT ON MCDONALD’S DECISION

The International Franchise Association (IFA) today hailed the NLRB’s decision in a years-long joint employer case against McDonald’s corporation.

IFA STATEMENT ON MCDONALD™S DECISION

The International Franchise Association (IFA) today hailed the NLRB™s decision in a years-long joint employer case against McDonald™s corporation.

International Franchise Association Hosts AB 5 Roundtable in Long Beach

Local business owners discuss challenges in applying AB 5 to franchise industry.

About IFA 2020 Guest Speaker Kevin Hochman

An introduction to Kevin Hochman, KFC Corporation’s President & Chief Concept Officer, and IFA 2020 guest speaker.

Emerging Franchisor Bootcamp 2020

How far could your franchise business go if you could sit face-to-face with established brands who have been in your shoes? Sign up for IFA’s Emerging Franchisor Bootcamp during IFA 2020.

Franchising Pride Council Gets To Work in DC

Propelled by a lot of energy, broad-based support across our community and a commitment to making the Franchising Pride Council a core component of our diversity and inclusion mission, the Council is off to a great start.

From South Africa to South Florida: Our Journey to Becoming Executive Care Franchisees

The story of two determined parents and business owners that came to the United States for a better future and are thriving in the present.

Family Succession Planning: Keys to Doing It Right

The statistics involving the lifespan of a family business are kind of grim. While there are a lot of family businesses in the United States — 5.5 million, per some accounts — they don’t all stick around. According to Harvard Business Review, 70 percent of family businesses never become a business run by the second generation. Only 10 percent make it to a third generation.

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