How Rocket Fizz’s Simple, Nostalgia-Focused Business Model Sets Franchisees Up for Success

CEO Rich Shane and VP of Franchise Development Bob Campbell discuss how the soda pop and candy shop brand supports its franchisees while still providing them with the freedom to make their stores their own.

By Victoria CampisiStaff Writer

2:27 PM • 05/21/24

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