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Franchise Development Website Awards Judge Insights | Michelle Rowan

1851 caught up with the president and COO of Franchise Business Review to learn her main takeaways from this year's franchise development site submissions.

By Cassidy McAloonSenior Writer

8:08AM • 05/21/19

As part of the 2019 Franchise Development Website Awards, 1851 Franchise sat down with each of the issue's judges to discuss notable trends, best practices, how franchise brands are winning at digital marketing and how they expect franchise development sites to continue changing in the future.

Michelle Rowan is the president and COO of Franchise Business Review, a franchise industry market research company specializing in franchisee satisfaction and validation as well as sales and validation process auditing.

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