When targeting potential veteran franchisees, there’s no magic formula that works for every brand. Rather, you should create a thoughtful approach to helping veterans understand what is different about your specific franchise and why their background would be a good fit.

IFA CEO Robert Cresanti: No organization, regardless of size or industry, is safe from a malicious attack. Avoid becoming the next victim. Put the proper controls in place to avoid learning the hard way.

Examining success stories of veteran franchisees, including Steve Rotay of the Paul Davis brand, Window Genie’s Mike Angle and Cliff Cornell of CertaPro.

“Franchising allows women, regardless of their backgrounds to grow personally and professionally…” – Shane Evans, co-founder and president of Massage Heights #WomenInBiz

Happy #FranchiseeFriday to John and Jaime Blanton of Alta Mere Automotive Outfitters. “We love the freedom, flexibility and autonomy franchising offers us as business owners. It has opened many doors for us, whether it be in gaining customers, networ

I recently attended the Franchise Success Summit, and heard Dr. Mick Riddiough speak. Dr. Mick Riddiough is the President at the Riddiough Group and has been working in and around franchising for more than 30 years. Most recently, his company provide

Qualified Iraqi investors are looking to make deals.

The Obama Administration’s onerous new requirements are deterring many franchisees from doing business with the federal government and reducing the products and services available.

Before selling franchises in the U.S., franchisors will need to accomplish a number of legal items including franchise agreements and disclosure documents that comply with U.S. laws. It should be understood that legal compliance is a cost of doing business. 

Franchisors and franchisees face accelerated, complex, sophisticated cyberattacks resulting in rapidly expanding impacts. A cyberbreach is a business crisis problem, not an IT problem.