Wings and Rings

When you are looking to start a business, everyone has those
moments where you question your decision and your sanity.&nbsp; But perhaps Mark Twain said it best, &#8220;the secret of getting ahead is getting
started.&#8221;

Often the key to starting and staying the course is finding
something that inspires you and makes you look forward to the journey ahead. Buffalo
Wings &amp; Rings believes in its people and that they make the brand.&nbsp; It is why so many franchisees find success and
have passion that is leading the charge in the brand&#8217;s expansion efforts.&nbsp;Todd Fetter,
Waynesfield, Ohio &#8211;Buffalo Wings
&amp; Rings is Todd Fetter&#8217;s first franchise business and he has nothing but
compliments for his franchisors.&#8220;The support system is great. You can pick up a phone and
call any of the Wings &amp; Rings owners directly. Maybe they won&#8217;t handle the
issue directly but they will help you find the answer, and if they miss the
call they&#8217;ll return it. It&#8217;s very personal,&#8221; explained Fetter.

Todd Misselt, Omaha
NE &#8211; Misselt became the first and
only Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings franchisee in Omaha in 2010.&nbsp; He is now toying with the idea of opening a
second location.&#8220;I chose Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings
because it was a growing brand and they only require a commitment to one store.
In franchising right now most brands make you commit to 4-5 units, which is a
lot of money and a lot of risk. Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings is also a smaller
franchise, which means that franchisees have more of a voice. Since opening in
July 2010, we have continued to grow as a successful business. It&#8217;s been an
interesting experience that has given me an education I can&#8217;t buy anywhere
else,&#8221; said Misselt.

Bill Smith and Eugene Dunne, Shelby Township, MI &#8211; Bill Smith had always wanted
to open his own restaurant. Time doesn&#8217;t slow down, so he thought if he didn&#8217;t
make it happen then it wasn&#8217;t going to. He spent a few months researching the
company and finally decided to take the buy-out with his current company and
move forward with Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings. Smith extended the offer of a
partnership to Eugene Dunne, and traveled to Cincinnati together to check out
some stores. &#8220;We both liked what we saw and agreed to go into business
together, the rest is history,&#8221; said Smith. A successful restaurant, they
currently have 20 employees.

Mike Weyer, Jasper/Bedford, IN &#8211; Mike Weyer was inspired to
open his own Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings after visiting the Richmond location in
2007. At the time, Mike was a long-term and active football, soccer and
baseball coach, and his Little League team had made it to the State
Championships. The team and their families visited the Buffalo Wings &amp;
Rings every day because they loved the product so much, which ultimately led to
Mike&#8217;s decision to bring the brand to his hometown of Jasper. Now, Mike owns
two restaurants and partners with Todd Fetter in managing his Piqua store. &nbsp;

&#8220;At Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings I
think we&#8217;re heading in the right direction and we have the right CEO. Our
biggest strength is our food platform, and the corporate team is getting a
handle on how they want stores to look and feel,&#8221; said Weyer.

Jasper, IN
is one of the top performing stores in the chain, and number one in small
market stores. Bedford was up 12-15 percent in sales last year, and Weyer expects
15 percent growth this year.&nbsp;

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