Celebree School Breaks into New Market: Announces 3-Unit Agreement in Nashville   

Early Childhood Education Franchise Debuts in Tennessee with First Nashville School Slated to Open Spring 2025

SCHOOL OF ROCK TUCSON IS READY TO ROCK N’ ROLL

School of Rock, a leader in performance-based music education, will be celebrating the grand opening of its newest school in Tucson, AZ, with an event taking place at 6586 E Grant Rd., on Saturday, Aug. 26, from 10 am – 1 pm MT. Along with a ceremonial guitar smashing (School of Rock’s version of a ribbon-cutting), the event will offer performances by the School of Rock staff, a food truck, a raffle and more.

PIRTEK USA 25 Years in Franchising

Global, On-site, and Retail Hydraulic and Industrial Hose Service Provider Celebrates Strong Brand Reputation Built Over the Past Quarter-Century and Franchise Expansion to Meet Industry Demand

Gotcha Covered opens fourth location in New York

Leader in custom window treatments to offer premium consultation services to local community

Tint World® opens in Maple Shade, marking third New Jersey location

The National Automotive Styling Centers™ franchise introduces Burlington County drivers to a wide selection of premium aftermarket solutions and services

Code Ninjas Launches Groundbreaking Prodigy Program with Microsoft MakeCode

Partnership Includes Chance for Students to Win Free Trip to Microsoft Headquarters on Sept. 29

Pancheros Mexican Grill Launches New Shakin’ Street Corn LTO

Leading QSR Concept Partners with The Potash Twins, Renowned Musicians & TV Personalities, to Create The Brand’s Newest Menu Item

Indianapolis Franchisee Testifies Before U.S. Senate Committee on Aging

Testifying before the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging during a field hearing in Indianapolis, multi-unit, multi-brand franchisee Wesley Snyder, highlighted the unique opportunities created through franchising, as well as continued workforce challenges. Snyder, a franchisee of FASTSIGNS International, PIRTEK USA, and My Salon Suite, emphasized that Congress and regulatory agencies should avoid policies that could harm the business model and take away the independence of franchise owners.

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