By Greg Cory
Headquartered in Manasquan, NJ Jersey Mike’s Subs has been in business since 1956 and franchising for almost 30 years. Mitch Cohen is a mult-unit, multi-brand franchisee who has found success in working with companies as he puts it “that share our co
By Greg Cory
Today Peru is not only a possibility, but an opportunity, a gold bench on which we do not want to sit anymore.
By Greg Cory
Cloud technology can help multi-unit franchise businesses achieve greater visibility across locations in consolidating and processing data, leading to higher revenue and boosting system-wide efficiency.
By Greg Cory
Veterans wholeheartedly understand the culture of teamwork. Camaraderie is an essential element to a successful organization.
By Greg Cory
Once IT and technology gets out of the way, and focuses on empowering productivity and driving the business, there’s no going back.
By Greg Cory
One of the many benefits of franchising is the ability to pursue one’s personal interests while growing a successful business. This week’s Franchisee Friday, Tracy Panase, a Just Between Friends franchisee told IFA why she joined the franchise model
By Greg Cory
According to the Small Business Association (SBA), one of the fasting growing groups of small business owners is actually “encore entrepreneurs”, that is, people over the age of 50 who are starting their own businesses. In fact, a recent Gallup Poll
By Greg Cory
Keeping up to date on trends that influence your team, clients and prospects can help your business thrive in today’s mobile world, while improving the customer experience.
By Greg Cory
A primary topic of discussion at #IFA2016 has been the franchise industry’s response to attempts by U.S. federal regulators to impose a new definition of “joint employer” on the nation’s small business owners and upend the franchise business model. At the Opening General Session on Sunday, convention attendees were welcomed by two Texas lawmakers who have been champions for the franchise industry in Congress: Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas).
By Greg Cory
The federal government is increasingly seeking to impose liability on corporations for the acts of third parties, such as distributors, subsidiaries and franchisees.