The Franchise Magazine: For the second year running Recognition Express Coventry is supporting young athletes in Coventry and Warwickshire by providing them with special team hoodies to celebrate their CAP Bursary Scheme Awards. CAP, now in it’s third year is a bursary scheme that provides support to young, talented athletes from across the region. Coventry […]
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Franchising.com: USA Insulation, the nation’s first and only insulation franchise concept aggressively expanding with their proprietary insulation foam, recently held their first ever annual franchise convention in Charlotte, NC with every single franchisee in attendance. “We couldn’t have asked for anything more in our first annual convention,” said Patrick Pitrone, CEO of USA Insulation. “The
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Hamptons.com: Southampton Mayor Mark Epley joined Dunkin’ Donuts Executive Chairman of the Board, Jon Luther and Franchisee owners Sanjay and Neerja Jain in celebration of the first Dunkin’ Donuts in Southampton on Thursday; offering $.99 small iced coffee all day long with proceeds going to the Southampton Youth Services. Dunkin’ Donuts presented a giant check
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Boston Globe: Rick Wolf is the president of Papa Gino’s Inc., the parent company of Papa Gino’s and D’Angelo Grilled Sandwiches. The company operates more than 370 Papa Gino’s and D’Angelos in New England. He spoke with Globe reporter D.C. Denison. As a regional pizza company, do you have to cater to uniquely New England
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FranchiseUpdate: Franchisors that provide a strong support program to help struggling franchisees should seriously consider using this as a selling point to help make new franchise sales in uncertain times. “What?” you say, “Tell candidates about franchisees who didn’t succeed?” Every brand always has a small percentage of franchisees at the back end of the
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According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Dan Reynolds didn’t set out to become an entrepreneur. Instead, the full-time firefighter and former commercial truck salesman from suburban Chicago wanted to hire on with a big crime-scene cleanup company. But when he was treated rudely during his interview in early 2007, he vowed to found his own company as
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According to The Commercial Appeal, Dan Oppenheimer is truly a renaissance man. He’s acquired companies, sold companies and invented companies — and most are still going strong. Through all his endeavors and adventures, there has been a consistent, creative impulse. “My mother was a portrait artist and my dad was in the savings and loan
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From behind home plate, Jason Klein and Casey White look proudly at the Reading Phillies’ flamethrower Phillippe Aumont. It’s not his high-priced arm they’re admiring, it’s what he’s wearing. “They’re the only team with pink on their uniforms,” White says. Bloomberg Businessweek reports that Klein and White, who are each 30 years old, are the
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Joe Dwyer had a simple formula that he used for success when he was launching his first business; work until you drop. That is exactly what he did reports Chicago Business. He often worked seven days a week, rolling off his chair to the cold office floor for a few hours’ sleep. That business took
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We’re hooked on fish tacos — and it’s about time. Only now is mass culture gobbling up fish tacos at a rate that is making them one of the restaurant industry’s top trends. Taco Bell, the Mexican fast food stalwart for decades, recently announced it will offer them in stores nationwide next year. But it
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