According to the Reno Gazette-Journal, Ruby Tuesday hopes to identify a motivated entrepreneur who understands the demographic and restaurant scene locally, and is committed to spearheading the growth of Ruby Tuesday.

“I believe entrepreneurs do it best over corporations," Ruby Tuesday Vice President of Franchise Development and Operations, James Vitrano told the Reno Gazette-Journal.

Ruby Tuesday is aiming to open three to five locations in coming years, a process that can begin quickly once a franchisee is identified, as it takes just about six months to prepare one location before it is ready for business.

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Andy Sroka is an 1851 contributor and a graduate of Winona State University