Jesse Keyser

Sport Clips franchise owners grow from one store to multiple locations with manager-led structure.

Sport Clips franchise does not require hair care experience, focuses on leadership

Franchise brands can track almost everything these days, but the challenge is figuring out what to do with the data.

In the haircut business, many concepts may look similar from the outside.

Sport Clips franchisees can scale to over 50 units with a manager-led model

Opening a Sport Clips Haircuts franchise requires an estimated initial investment of $236,800 to $580,500, according to the brand's 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD).

Jesse Keyser owns 30+ Sport Clips locations in the Midwest

Sport Clips has 1,800 locations and a steady customer base

Few franchise categories offer the kind of built-in demand and recurring revenue that men’s grooming does.

As multi-unit franchising continues to be defined by economic uncertainty, rapid change, and evolving consumer expectations, the questions facing today’s operators are more complex and consequential than ever before.

With the 2024 presidential election in the books, 2025 has arrived with a fresh set of challenges and opportunities for multi-unit franchise operators across the country.

If one thing is certain in the world of political uncertainty, it’s that direct engagement with lawmakers is essential to successful policy outcomes.

One thing is certain in the world of political uncertainty: Franchisee engagement is essential to successful policy outcomes.

The Multi-Unit Franchising Conference attracted a record 2,300 attendees, featuring over 800 franchisees and 380 exhibitors.

Experienced multi-unit operators have learned that focusing on the fundamentals, like cash flow and customer service, can help them weather any storm and capitalize on opportunities in 2024.

Multi-Unit Franchising Conference offers targeted content and actionable insights for forward-thinking franchisees.

The Multi-Unit Franchising Conference attracts over 2,200 attendees, including more than 800 franchisees representing 250 brands.

The Multi-Unit Franchising Conference has been a valuable resource for many franchisees and business owners for over a decade

A comparison of storefront and non-brick-and-mortar service brands, highlighting similarities and differences.

Multi-unit franchise operators discuss lease or purchase options for their franchise locations.

Multi-unit franchise operators share insights on site selection and real estate challenges in today's market, highlighting the importance of understanding the target customer and their behavior.

I own and operate franchised locations across many states and am often asked, "How are you able to have so many locations spread over such a distance and still have them perform as if you are visiting them weekly?" Part

Growth-minded operators such as Jesse Keyser and his brother Charles have built successful portfolios by choosing between building and buying locations, and focusing on employee retention.

Dan Burrell is a Jersey Mike's Subs multi-unit franchisee and area developer and he moderated a session at the conference entitled, "How to Retain and Grow Your Best Talent." Three…