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IFA Introduces New Organizational Structure
The association is working to enhance its ability to advocate for the proven franchise business model.

Franchise News

The association is working to enhance its ability to advocate for the proven franchise business model.

With the presidential election just days away, there’s uncertainty surrounding the future of the economy and regulations that will impact businesses. In order to prepare for upcoming challenges and opportunities, the International Franchise Association changed its internal structure to better position itself to fight for the continued success of the proven franchise business model. Those changes include staff promotions and new positions.
In a press release, IFA President and CEO Robert Cresanti said, “In anticipation of the next presidential administration, these changes demonstrate how IFA will accelerate its long-term growth in terms of revenue and influence over the critical issues of importance to the franchise business model and the small business community.”
Below is a full list of the staffing changes being made within the IFA:
To read more about the new organizational structure, click here.
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