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Playing for Keeps: Strong
Unit Economics Gives Dunkin' Donuts Franchisee An Advantage
"If there's one thing the recent economy has taught, it's
that it's more important than ever to pay attention to costs during
tough times," says Neal Faulkner, a Boston-area Dunkin' Donuts
franchisee with 17 locations open and two more on the way.
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Is Bigger Really Better?
Leasing the Right Square Footage
So often, franchise tenants come to me stating that they are
not profiting because their rent is too high. While this can be
true, frequently the tenant has leased too many square feet.
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Changing Sides: Former
Franchise Corporate Player
Rob Parsons knew all about franchising. He had worked on
the inside at Popeyes and Denny's assisting franchisees with
real estate. He had learned the ropes.
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Are You Building Future
Leaders, Or Just Whining About Your Gen Y Workers
10 ideas to help you retain Gen Y workers .
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Capital Access
Dave Melton oversees a half dozen Domino's Pizza
locations in the Big Apple. The New York City market is one of
the toughest in the country and yet Melton has flourished since
beginning his life as a franchisee 20 years ago. But he hasn't
just built a successful business in Manhattan, last year he made
the New York DMA the most successful market in the Domino's
organization.
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