Gordon Logan is a person in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2015. 72 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.
Pete Lindsey, Director of Development at Sport Clips, shares his experience and background in franchising, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding franchisee needs.
VetFran, the IFA Franchise Education and Research Foundation’s program promoting franchise careers for military veterans, has accepted a donation of half a million dollars.
A roundup of franchise news, including Which Wich's development efforts and Pool Scouts' expansion.
Sport Clips Haircuts founder and CEO Gordon Logan made continual improvement a way of life, designing a one-of-a-kind haircut experience,
No Limit Agency helps Sport Clips expand with compelling storytelling
The International Franchise Association has named Gordon Logan, the founder and CEO of Sport Clips, as the 2016 IFA Entrepreneur of the Year.
Sport Clips* ’ longstanding tradition of helping veterans starts with its Founder and CEO—Gordon Logan.
IFA's 2017 convention in Las Vegas will feature a special course for veteran franchisees and veterans interested in franchise ownership, titled "Promoting Veteran-Owned Franchises".
Mark Kartarik, president of Sport Clips, manages by walking around, visiting over 500 salons in 18 months to understand customer needs and improve operations.
Sport Clips, a franchise with over 1,500 locations, supports veterans through its Help a Hero program, which provides free calls to service members.
Sport Clips has been a sponsor of Joe Gibbs Racing since 2009 and is partnering with Darlington Raceway for a NASCAR event.
Pete Lindsey, Vice President of Franchising at Sport Clips, attributes the brand's success to smart, sustainable growth, with over 1,530 locations across the US and Canada.
Sport Clips has positioned itself as a premier investment opportunity for lenders due to its 23-year history and second-to-none track record.
John Kohler, one of Sport Clips' largest area developers, transitioned from corporate to franchising after being laid off in the early 2000s.
Sport Clips achieves sustainable growth with strong unit-level economics, ranking among the top fastest-growing franchises.
Brand loyalty has helped drive Sport Clips to success, with franchisees wanting to be part of the business due to its welcoming atmosphere.
QSR Magazine's 2026 QSR 50 report highlights industry trends, with McDonald's maintaining its No. 1 position and Chick-fil-A delivering exceptional results.
Franchise companies can tap into the sports market through local and national sports sponsorships, as seen with Smoothie King's partnership with the New Orleans Pelicans.
Sport Clips' Vice President of Franchising Pete Lindsey shares his experience as a franchisee and franchisor representative.
I found the industry by accident after struggling for months to find the perfect career opportunity, when I accepted a position in the Mail Boxes Etc.
Sport Clips Haircuts has expanded its footprint into Bangor, Maine, marking a significant milestone in the growth of the franchise.
Sport Clips Haircuts was ranked by Forbes as one of the top ten best franchises to buy, based on factors such as demand and continuity rate.
Gordon Logan, founder and CEO of Sport Clips, grew the brand to nearly 1,500 locations through steady growth and strategic decision-making.
Las Vegas is a prime spot for franchise development, with 40 million visitors annually and a steady stream of new eyeballs on brand names.