A master franchise is a chain of agreements between three parties – the brand owner (franchisor), the master franchisee and the unit franchisee. What is the difference between a master franchise and a regional franchise? In this type of business organization, the franchisee receives broader rights, usually becoming. Often, the main purpose of master franchising… (read more)
FYI – As of now UFOCs may no longer be used for franchise sales anywhere in the U.S. – FDD – Franchise Disclosure Document is the new format. The Federal Trade Commission notes 15 states within the United States that require the use of a Franchise Offering Circular. Thirteen of the 15 states require franchisors… (read more)
Business owners have the opportunity to transform their companies into franchises. This is the perfect solution for those interested in faster business growth and more revenue. The basics of franchising an existing business lie in the preparation of the most important franchise documents – Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) Template, Franchise Operations Manual, and Franchise Agreement…. (read more)
