Sentence examples for a franchise network from inspiring English sources

We explore how more exactly copying a blueprint for establishing a franchise network in a new country influences franchising network growth.

For decades a franchise network made up of thousands of dealers has peddled ordinary cars as though they were exotic goods in a Moroccan souk.

Impressive sales and profit totals might be amassed by a franchise network that numbered among its outlets a few failures and marginal operations as well as highly profitable ones, but that isn't the K.F.C. pattern.

Its director, Philippe Cohen-Tanugi, said the company, which posted revenue of 50 million euros ($73.4 million) in 2008, could grow much faster if it developed a franchise network, something it declined to do.

Haagen-Dazs, he said, had the elements that Pillsbury was looking for, including a franchise network of 244 ice cream stores, strong supermarket presence and corporate growth of about 30percentt a year.

A franchise network was providing spotty service and unauthorized discounts, upsetting department store clients.

A social franchise network is a type of business model, in which a franchising organization, licenses independent providers or service delivery outlets to operate under its brand name.

His small business grew from a single vessel into a thriving franchise network with 108 locations throughout the U.S., Australia, Europe and the Caribbean.

Since last July, Wainaina has been the proud owner of a "Farm Shop" store, joining a growing franchise network (locally owned and operated) of agro dealers located in rural and under-served areas of Kenya, which hopes to boost smallholder productivity by providing farmers with high-quality products, services, and information.

A franchisee joining a franchise brand automatically becomes part of a wider franchise network – individuals running their own businesses independently in different geographical locations, but all delivering the same product or service and working towards at least some of the same goals.

Providers perceived the main benefits of participation in a social franchise network to be training opportunities and access to a consistent supply of low-cost family planning commodities; few providers mentioned branding as a benefit of participation.