Franchisor Stories
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Like any relationship, a franchise needs to be nurtured, tended to and constantly assessed for ways to improve. In some cases, the effort might not be there on behalf of the franchisor or the franchisee and the brand struggles. Whether it’s from training, partnering with the wrong franchisees, misguided leadership or a combination, the franchise brands below have experienced downturn and have come back stronger than before.
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About the Author
Lauren has more than 12 years of experience in public relations, social media and content production. She has managed internal and external communication to deliver impactful business results for brands in the hospitality, retail, education and e-commerce sectors.
Lauren has a Master of Arts in Communication and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Spanish from Illinois State University. In her spare time, Lauren enjoys reading, traveling and spending time with her husband, son and dog.
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