Virtual Franchise Your Business June

Attendees will learn:

How to know if your business can be franchised
Strategies for marketing to potential franchisees
Considerations when structuring a franchise deal
How to determine your franchise fees and investment costs
The legal side of franchising and avoiding the pitfalls
Financing the franchise and dealing with bankers
Real life experiences and the ups and downs you can expect
What exactly is happening in the Canadian franchising industry, including the trends and recent developments

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Canadian Franchise Association
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Toronto, Ontario M9C 5K6
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