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Culture Over Capital: Why the Panda and Pani Families Chose Griswold for Their Transition Into Franchising

Culture Over Capital: Why the Panda and Pani Families Chose Griswold for Their Transition Into Franchising

Inspired by a personal loss during COVID-19, the Panda and Pani families are weaving their collective business acumen into a cause that counts.

Gabriella Trani

By Gabriella Trani

Media Relations Specialist

March 4, 2026

Culture Over Capital: Why the Panda and Pani Families Chose Griswold for Their Transition Into Franchising

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