In a good article by Tom Post, he makes the business case for franchising. There’s no denying the extraordinary impact of franchising. According to a IHS Global Insight report prepared for the International Franchise Association, this year an estimated 770,000 franchise establishments will employ 8.5 million Americans and create $840 billion in output. And that sum is about 3.5% of the total U.S. GDP.
Franchising is a vital part of the American entrepreneurial landscape. In collaboration with FRANdata, Forbes created the first-ever critical list of the best and worst franchise companies in each of three cost categories: Up to $150,000, $150,001 to $500,000 and over $500,000.
Courtesy of Coleman Report, Charles Green, http://www.colemanreport.com/new-forbes-ranking-the-30-bestworst-franchises/?utm_source=July+2%2C+2014+CRPM&utm_campaign=082412+AM&utm_medium=email via Tom Post, Forbes Magazine.
Franchising is a vital part of the American entrepreneurial landscape. In collaboration with FRANdata, Forbes created the first-ever critical list of the best and worst franchise companies in each of three cost categories: Up to $150,000, $150,001 to $500,000 and over $500,000.
Courtesy of Coleman Report, Charles Green, http://www.colemanreport.com/new-forbes-ranking-the-30-bestworst-franchises/?utm_source=July+2%2C+2014+CRPM&utm_campaign=082412+AM&utm_medium=email via Tom Post, Forbes Magazine.
