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<a href="https://apexfdg.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=5-reasons-why-apex-is-different-2708534" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apex Franchise Development Group</a> came into existence in response to a glaring need in the franchise industry: someone who could do it all while staying aligned to the client&rsquo;s best interests. This &ldquo;someone&rdquo; was different than a broker. This someone possessed the skill to educate brands about their true potential to grow through franchising and the ability to facilitate the development of documents and systems designed to ensure sustainability.

What emerged was a full-service franchise and business development consultancy with a thorough knowledge of the industry and the capacity to lift new franchises off the ground and the support necessary to help them reach new heights.

<a href="https://1851franchise.com/apex" target="_blank">Apex</a> distinguishes itself from its competitors by staying true to its core attributes:

Full-service, holistic approach

&ldquo;Our biggest strength is that we offer a comprehensive approach to franchise development.&rdquo; said Ryan Rao, principal at Apex. &ldquo;We work with our clients to develop the baseline infrastructure necessary to successfully operate as a franchisor.&rdquo; Many franchise development groups want to primarily focus on sales, while failing to develop the most important aspect of the business, the infrastructure,&rdquo; he said.

Apex&rsquo;s professional understanding of the interconnectedness of franchise development infrastructure and sales gives them an edge in the industry, especially for companies exploring the idea of franchising their business. Apex handles all necessary aspects of a franchise launch for a company. They handle everything from developing a franchise disclosure document, creating operations manuals, and facilitating the planning and implementation of training systems, to defining organizational charts. Apex is instrumental in developing the infrastructure necessary to help a brand come to grips with how they will need to evolve every step of the way as they incrementally achieve their managed growth plan.

Client-aligned interests

Rao put it simply, &ldquo;If our clients don&rsquo;t succeed, we don&rsquo;t succeed.&rdquo; Apex employs an aligned interest model toward developing its client&rsquo;s franchise business. &ldquo;We are driven to achieve results and make decisions that are in the best interest of our client&rdquo;, Rao added. Between assembling the extensive amounts of documents necessary to launch a franchise and representing the franchise in sales efforts, Apex works fully on behalf of their clients.

&ldquo;We view ourselves as partners in our client&rsquo;s business,&rdquo; Rao said. &ldquo;Our boutique aligned interest model is centered on working together. We won&#39;t ever work with a competing franchise brand and give our clients exclusive rights in their industry sector to show our commitment,&rdquo; he added.

Results-oriented mission

Apex is focused on delivering exceptional results to its clients, so the company is highly selective in its client assessment process. Rao noted that for every brand Apex puts a proposal in front of, the company passes on the chance to do so for substantially more.

&ldquo;All but one of our clients came to us having never franchised before,&rdquo; Rao said. &ldquo;We have facilitated or are facilitating their transition, which includes an entire education about the industry. We use our expertise and take extensive measures to help position them for success,&rdquo; he emphasized. Apex develops client partnerships based on performance and focusing on comprehensive results, while other franchise development groups can only offer segmented solutions to sales or infrastructure needs.

Immersive business practices

By viewing themselves as part of the brand, Apex is working in step with its clients. &ldquo;We share in our client&rsquo;s quest to achieve their vision for the brand and their organizational goals,&rdquo; shared Rao. Apex strives to achieve client recognition over its own. &ldquo;We pride ourselves on being a white label source for development. &ldquo;Our client&rsquo;s franchisees and franchise prospects know us for the brands we&#39;re working for, not Apex,&rdquo; Rao said.

&ldquo;What we do is much more than navigating through the technicalities of an FDD and building out systems and processes,&rdquo; Rao continued. &ldquo;We&rsquo;re work with our clients to develop the organization for long-term success by working with them on the foundation of their business, which includes creating a strategic plan and implementing organizational initiatives. We&rsquo;re working with leadership to help them understand what it takes to make their dream of becoming a franchisor reality. We navigate complexities down to the tiniest detail of the initial investment so that we&rsquo;re presenting the concept to prospective franchise owners with confidence,&rdquo; he said.

Unique perspective

Apex&rsquo;s expertise is multi-faceted because the company acts as an operator itself. Several of Apex&rsquo;s core team acquired the Romeo&rsquo;s Pizza franchise brand a few years ago and currently own and operate the brand. &ldquo;Romeo&#39;s Pizza is actively growing with Apex&rsquo;s help,&rdquo; Rao said. &ldquo;Like our clients, some of our team is walking the walk every day. They are running their own brand, so we&rsquo;re involved in the industry from our client&rsquo;s perspective, which gives us insight and them confidence. The perspective is something we&rsquo;ve used to grow and has become an incredible strength for Apex,&rdquo; Rao asserted.

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