
Do Franchisors Need to Approve My Buyer?
Selling your franchise may seem straightforward once you've found an interested buyer, but there's another party that typically needs to sign off on the deal: the franchisor.
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Selling your franchise may seem straightforward once you've found an interested buyer, but there's another party that typically needs to sign off on the deal: the franchisor.

Edible Brands' CEO Somia Farid Silber writes about restaurant growth through portfolios

Franchise expert Scott Greenberg will host a webinar focused on the operational habits and performance metrics that drive success for high-earning franchise owners.

Edible, formerly known as Edible Arrangements, is a food gifting franchise centered on celebrating life’s moments through fresh fruit arrangements, baked goods, chocolates and premium gifts.

Franchising is becoming an attractive path for minority entrepreneurs, with many franchise systems offering inclusive ownership opportunities.

Ron Taylor, a former Edible Arrangements owner, transitions to SweatHouz, a wellness franchise, seeking a business opportunity that aligns with his values.
Edible Arrangements® is expanding its reach with the launch of a new premium gifting marketplace.

Pam Shirk takes over a Seniors Helping Seniors franchise in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, to provide support for seniors in their own homes.
ohDEER announces strategic additions to its franchise development and operations support team.

Charlie Patel shares his journey from Subway multi-unit success to Teriyaki Madness franchise, highlighting his experience in retail and franchising.

Edible commemorates its 25th anniversary, reflecting on its journey from a single flower shop to a global leader in the gifting industry.
PickleRage is thrilled to add a new Vice President of Franchise Development to its leadership team.

Franchisors often neglect to prepare franchisees for managing employees, especially hourly employees, which can lead to high turnover and apathy.

Edible Arrangements, a retail franchise with nearly 1,000 locations globally, aims to rebrand and connect with younger generations through its online platform and marketing efforts.

Edible is expanding beyond traditional brick-and-mortar with its "NextGen" store, focusing on enhancing the in-store experience and combining online sales with an enhanced in-store experience.

Edible has introduced a new store layout, offering a wider range of products and services, including baked goods, flowers, and dessert boards, to enhance the guest experience.
Altitude Trampoline Park CEO Mike Rotondo has been named a Georgia Titan 100 for his leadership and contributions to the brand and community.
World Gym announced Eric O’Connor as its new Vice President of Franchise Development.
Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux signed a franchise agreement with Megan Revels to introduce the brand to more of the Orlando community.

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Edible is relaunching its business gifting program, "Edible for Business," designed for those looking to spread joy through giving and making all of life's special moments even sweeter for business clients and employees alike.
Edible Arrangements targets multi-unit expansion in Alaska, aiming to open four new franchise stores across the state by the end of 2023.
Among the major awards presented were distinct honors, including Franchisee of the Year, Manager of the Year, Rookie of the Year and more.
Cheikh Mboup, President of Edible Brands, was accepted into the Forbes Business Council, recognized for his leadership and achievements.