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Little Caesars has signed several new multi-unit development agreements to expand to new locations in cities such as San Diego, Memphis, and Tampa. The agreements include commitments from franchise owners like Leo Gonzalez and the co-owners of RJBL Pizza, Jocelyn Monperousse and Lissette Isabel.
Little Caesars announced today the signing of several new multi-unit development agreements. As part of these deal signings, Little Caesars will open new restaurants throughout San Diego, Memphis, Tampa, Raleigh, Minneapolis-St. Paul, San Antonio and Eugene.
Spearheading Little Caesars expansion across Southern California is Leo Gonzalez, an experienced franchise owner operating multiple Little Caesars restaurants in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. Gonzalez committed to open nine Little Caesars in San Diego over the next four years.
Just as motivated to bring Little Caesars to further locations are new franchise owners Jocelyn Monperousse and Lissette Isabel. Co-owners of RJBL Pizza, this dynamic female duo is set to open the first traditional Little Caesars restaurant in Bradenton, Florida. Their five-unit franchise agreement will support their development plans in the Tampa market going into 2027.
In addition to the recent deal signings, Little Caesars plans its newest restaurant prototype – Little Caesars PODs. Featuring a design that’s built offsite, PODs have a quicker construction timeline than most traditional restaurants. 
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 19, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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