Robert Maynard — page 6

Entrepreneur’s explore QSR franchise brands, but often find challenges in 16, 18, or 24 hour per day, 7 day a week businesses.

Famous Toastery is recognized by CNBC as one of the top six food franchises in America, with a niche food category and potential for growth.

Famous Toastery co-founder and CEO Robert Maynard discusses the brand's strategy to tap into off-hours customers and drive sales.

The National Restaurant Association predicts 2016 menu trends, including one overarching trend.

Brunch’s charm lies in its varied, all-things-to-all-people character.

Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard shares leading breakfast trends for 2016, focusing on natural ingredients and minimally processed foods.

Famous Toastery is slated to have 30-35 new locations open by the end of next year, with plans to expand in multiple states.

Famous Toastery plans to open 30-35 new locations, targeting the better-breakfast segment with fresh, high-quality offerings.

The breakfast market is growing, with chains like McDonald's and Taco Bell offering breakfast options.

Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard focuses on growth while maintaining quality as the brand expands to 35-40 eateries by the end of 2016.

Famous Toastery views breakfast as a lifestyle, emphasizing its brand identity and commitment to quality and customer service.

Egg prices have surged to $2.57 a dozen in June due to the worst bird flu outbreak in U.S. history, affecting the supply chain for McDonald's All-Day Breakfast menu item.

Famous Toastery plans to expand its operations to 30 new locations in 2016, targeting both new and existing markets.

Sport Clips has opened locations in all 50 US states, and Jersey Mike's has made significant donations to charity.

Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard navigates rising egg prices with financial expertise, applying banking background to restaurant operations.

Famous Toastery is introducing new iced tea flavors, including peach, mint, and spearmint, to give customers more options.

Famous Toastery is set to open 35 restaurants by 2017 and was recognized by Technomic as one of 12 emerging restaurant brands.

Famous Toastery franchisee Dean Kessel reflects on his successful first year with the brand.

Famous Toastery founder Robert Maynard explains why a prospect should buy the franchise.

1851 Franchise identifies 25 startup franchise brands to watch, including Alair Homes, which has grown from a single location to over 35 franchises in Canada.

Employers are tracking and managing employee hours to comply with proposed overtime pay laws, potentially affecting franchise operations.

Franchise brokers match individuals with franchise opportunities, helping franchisors expand and sell their brands.

While growing up in Manhattan, N.Y., Brian began working in the restaurant industry bussing and waiting tables at 12 years old.

Famous Toastery, a breakfast and brunch franchise, may increase prices of egg-based dishes due to rising egg prices caused by Avian flu-related shortages.