franchisee
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5.8
- noun
- /ˌfrænʧɪˈzi/
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franquiciado
- In addition, continued training meetings and seminars are frequently offered to help franchisees effectively market their business.
- franchisor-franchisee
- franchisee's business
- franchisee relationship
In fact, more than half of all franchisees own more than one unit.
- In fact, more than half of all franchisees own more than one unit.
- Franchise has royalties, right, that we charge our franchisees.
- Now I could say that we're going to start using Tom Bellew's water and I can mandate all franchisees to start using it.
- And I bought all of the franchisees out.
- Some of them start leaving because clients are leaving, franchisees start leaving.
- And so I ended up meeting some people that were franchisees and then meet.
Examples
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Despite his seven-day work week, the young franchisee says he is grateful every day.
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In fact, more than half of all franchisees own more than one unit.
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I expect my franchisees to be just as high standard as I am.
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The franchisees are doing just fine!
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What kind of assistance do you extend to help franchisees find a suitable location?
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For more than 15 years, we've helped new and experienced franchisees find financial freedom.
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What kind of support can franchisees expect when it comes to staffing?
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Before, the economics were the same whether you were a franchisee or whether you were an independent, you bought your movies from the studios at roughly between 70 and $75.
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Then you've got this Applebee's franchisee Zane Tankel; he owns 40 restaurants.
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The franchisee successfully increased sales by using the company's marketing strategies.
Synonyms
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7.9
A business that has permission to sell goods or services in a public place like a stadium
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8.1
A business that sells goods to people at places like a stadium or park
How Independent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Franchisee comes from franchise, a word that originally meant 'free' or a 'special right', and the ending -ee, as in employee, means 'a person who receives'. So a franchisee is someone who receives the right or permission to run a business using another company's name, which is why the word means a person given that business right.