franchisor
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- noun
- /ˈfrænʧɪzɔr/
- Before opening a new location, the franchisee consulted with the franchisor to clarify the branding guidelines.
- franchisor-franchisee relationship
- franchisor control
- franchisor liability
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Watch on YouTubeAnd how much support does the franchisor give in that area?
- And how much support does the franchisor give in that area?
- So and then from the franchisor perspective, like what kind of multiples are you looking at much higher?
- You become the franchisor who is in charge of training guys to make the best sandwich in town.
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You become the franchisor who is in charge of training guys to make the best sandwich in town.
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And how much support does the franchisor give in that area?
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Their terms typically seek to advance, favor, and protect the interests of the franchisor.
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What's best for the franchisor isn't always best for the franchisee.
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Some franchisors may be unwilling to modify terms or may be willing to modify only very little.
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The franchisor provides detailed training to ensure that each franchisee understands the business model.
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Many successful businesses have grown significantly because the franchisor offers strong support to its partners.
Synonyms
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A person or company that lets others use its brand and business to open shops
How Involved
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Etymology
Franchisor comes from franchise, an old word meaning 'permission' or 'freedom', plus the ending -or that names a person. So a franchisor is the company or person who gives others the right to run a business using its name and system.