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More Franchising Opportunities for Women, MinoritiesLeon Oldham heard the same message repeatedly: franchising was the best way to start your own business without being in business by yourself. His early career had focused on ways to help people by aiding their efforts to gain employment. Friends like Baseball Hall of Fame's Hank Aaron, who is also a successful franchisee, urged Oldham to try franchising. |
Tortilla Business Growing GloballyThe tortilla is the fastest-growing item in the U.S. baking industry, with Americans devouring about 90 billion last year, and that doesn't even include chips. Nationwide, the number of tortilla makers with at least a half-million dollars in sales now totals about 400, up from 350 firms a decade ago. |
Del Taco, Menulink to Provide Back Office Technology for FranchiseesThe nation's number two Mexican quick-serve chain, Del Taco Inc. today announced it has selected Huntington Beach, California-based MenuLink Computer Solutions Inc. to develop back office solutions for the company's franchisees. |
Franchise Association to Target HispanicsThe International Franchise Association announced Tuesday that it will increase efforts to promote franchise ownership among Hispanics. |
Restaurant Group Announces Franchise OpportunitiesSanta Barbara Restaurant Group, Inc. announced today it will now offer multi-unit franchise development opportunities for its La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill concept throughout the United States as well as Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Guam. |
The Franchising FormulaFranchising has become an attractive option for Hispanics with entrepreneurial aspirations. The sector offers a growing array of opportunities, and getting started has never been easier. |
Franchising Profile: Women's Health BoutiquePart of the high growth in healthcare, for women only, focused on the baby boomer market. No franchised competition, little to no independent competition with similar approach. |
Franchising Profile: Kwik Kopy CorporationBusiness to business. Challenging, fun, fast paced business. Open weekdays and business hours. Volume repeat corporate accounts are target customers. Traditional printing, digital imaging, high-speed copying and color copying. The emphasis is on the owners to manage and market the business. |
Franchising Profile: Parcel PlusTechnological advancement has lead to the growth of the homebased-business market. Parcel Plus positions itself to become the secondary offices for these entrepreneurs who don't want to have copiers, fax machines and postal meters cluttering their homes. |
Franchising Profile: American Wholesale Thermographers, Inc.Wholesale business providing raised-lettering printed materials to retail printers, copy centers, postal centers, printing brokers and office supply super stores. Challenging, fast paced fun business. |
Franchising Profile: Copy ClubAre you seeking a fast-paced technology driven business' Does your entrepreneurial spirit need an environment where you'll thrive' |
Franchising Profile: Mail Boxes Etc.Trust is the thread that connects Dale Martinez's two business ventures – his Mail Boxes Etc. franchises and Allelulia, a rehabilitation program for the developmentally disabled. With an emphasis on family involvement, it's a theme also in evidence within the enterprises. |
Franchising Profile: Smoothie KingManuel Chavez was never a 98-pound weakling, and as far as he can recall, no one ever kicked sand in his face. But like a lot of young men, Mr. Chavez struggled to put on weight, tipping the scales at between 135 and 140 pounds when he finished high school. |
Franchising Profile: Blimpie’sSalamon Ramirez was never the kind of person who ate submarine sandwiches – until the day he wandered into a Blimpie's restaurant three years ago. |
Franchising Profile: Meineke Discount MufflerWith 30 years in the car service business, Roberto Calarese has a very good idea what his customers want when they bring their automobiles to him for repair: Trust in the company doing the work. It's the reason he became a franchise owner in the first place. |