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2011 Free Seminars

These FREE educational seminars will help you make the right decisions during your franchise research.




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Buying a Franchise Franchising Your Business
Acquiring a Master Franchising

Sunday, April 3

Symposium 2: Franchising Your Business Part 2 (separate fee required)
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Room 209B
Presented by: Michael H. Seid, Managing Director, Michael H. Seid & Associates
and Kay Marie Ainsley, Managing Director, Michael H. Seid & Associates

This symposium is ideal for business owners interested in franchising or those simply looking to determine if franchising is a legitimate growth option.It will help business owners understand what is franchisable in business and how franchising stacks up against alternate growth strategies (such as licensing, dealer models, and joint ventures). Attendees will also gain a thorough understanding of the process of franchising, including necessary resources, costs and personnel needs. Click here for more details.
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Buying a Franchise the Smart Way
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Room 204C
Presented by: Jason W. Power, Principal, Shelton & Power, LLC

Prospective Franchisees will learn the ins and outs of buying a franchise. Attendees will learn what to think about when buying a franchise, what to look for in an FDD, how to prep for life as a franchisee and the overall how to survive the franchise relationship.
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Choosing the Right Franchise
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Room 204C
Presented by: Fred Kriss, Founder, FranchiseRight

When selecting a franchisor, your enthusiasm for a particular industry can tend to cloud your good judgment. While interest in a particular industry is a factor to be considered, if your primary objective is to become a successful franchisee, it is simply one among many. In fact, the quality of the franchisor’s training and support, the strength of their operating systems and the satisfaction of current franchisees are better predictors of success than your personal passion for a specific industry. This seminar will stress how an objective approach to selecting a franchisor can help you select a business that you can successfully manage, market and promote, and how a willingness to learn and follow systems to achieve a proven end result, can lead to the highest levels of personal satisfaction.
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