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American Chicken Craze

American Chicken Craze

by Eddie Goitia | Sep 16, 2022 | Food & Beverage, Franchise Development, Franchise Industry, Franchising in America

For those of us who are parents or older siblings, let’s be honest. Over the years, how many times have we quickly snuck away a chicken McNugget from a small child’s Happy Meal? Your parental or sibling guilt is quickly overcome by the satisfaction of that tasty,...
Entering the U.S.A.: 5 pitfalls for international franchisors

Entering the U.S.A.: 5 pitfalls for international franchisors

by Ray Hays | Aug 12, 2022 | Franchise Industry, Franchising in America

It’s no secret that numerous international franchisors have tried and failed to enter the U.S. market over the last few decades. In some cases, these franchisors were highly experienced and successful in other international markets. This begs the question: should...
Coming to America: Lessons for International Franchisors

Coming to America: Lessons for International Franchisors

by Ray Hays | Mar 22, 2021 | Franchising in America

For many non-U.S. franchise concepts, entering the U.S. market is the pinnacle of international expansion. The IFA’s Franchise Business Economic Outlook for 2017, estimates the economic output of franchise businesses in the U.S. at $711 billion with 745,000 franchise...
Why franchisors should be utilizing the U.S. Commercial Service

Why franchisors should be utilizing the U.S. Commercial Service

by Ray Hays | Dec 19, 2019 | Franchise Industry, Franchising in America, Master Franchising

The service offers a gold key for American franchisors to open new global markets. Here’s why The U.S. Commercial Service (USCS) is often viewed as an unsung hero within the U.S. Federal Government when it comes to its contribution to U.S. exports. This is especially...
How to assess whether your franchise concept will translate across international borders

How to assess whether your franchise concept will translate across international borders

by Ray Hays | Jun 19, 2019 | Franchise Development, Franchise Industry, Franchising in America, Master Franchising

Establishing a pilot operation is an essential step in your journey into new international markets As franchisors explore market opportunities outside their home country, one key question typically stands out. How do we know that our concept’s success will translate...
The British Are Coming

The British Are Coming

by Ray Hays | Dec 14, 2018 | Franchise Industry, Franchising in America, Master Franchising

It’s undeniable that American franchises have worked well in the UK. But is cross-Atlantic franchising a one-way street, or are UK franchises making inroads into the US? Ray Hays investigates During a recent client visit to London, I spent time at the Westfield...

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