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FranConnect has appointed a new CEO to drive growth and innovation.

FranConnect introduces new workflow automation and franchise intelligence capabilities to its cloud-based platform, streamlining routine business practices and supporting complex multi-brand requirements.

FranConnect took out an industry ‘goliath’ to become the top franchise management software, designed specifically for franchisors.

Research firm eMarketer predicts that Amazon will generate $4.6 billion in U.S. online ad revenue in 2018.

Postmates secures $300 million in funding, bringing its valuation to $1.2 billion and paving the way for an IPO in 2019.

Mark Siebert, CEO of iFranchise Group, shares his experience in the franchise industry and discusses his best practices in franchise development.

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E-learning offers a convenient alternative to traditional corporate training models, benefiting franchisors and employees alike.

ApplePie Capital has grown as a franchise lender, providing unique opportunities for multi-unit franchisees to finance their growth.

1. Frantastic: We’re kicking this week off with some Frantastic news for Twitter fans. The social media platform is testing out new features that are designed to make it more conversational.

Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 releases a ranking of franchise suppliers, broken down by categories including accounting, banking, and marketing.

Joyal Capital Management helps navigate franchise financing with its expertise in mergers, buyouts, and other transactions.

FranConnect was voted the #1 supplier in Entrepreneur Magazine's Top Franchise Suppliers list, providing online technology services to franchisors.

World Franchise Associates, a consulting firm, partners with Great Harvest Bakery to expand the brand's international presence.

Toast, a restaurant management platform, integrates with BevSpot, a food and beverage inventory management tool, to streamline sales and operations for restaurants.

Entrepreneur Magazine lists the top 105 franchise suppliers for 2018, recognizing companies that provide essential services to franchisors.

ApplePie Capital provides financing solutions for franchise brands, enabling entrepreneurs to achieve growth and financial rewards.

1851 has taken stock of the lending landscape in franchising and broken it down in a new feature, including rising rates and franchisees selling.

As the economy continues on a years-long upward trajectory that began in 2011, just two years after the height of the Great Recession, small-business investing has become a more lucrative proposition for a larger and more diverse pool of entrepreneurs.

BankUnited approaches franchise financing by providing financing for various business purposes, including acquisitions, refinances, and remodels, and works directly with franchisors.

Franchise lenders heavily weigh the health of the brand in their decision-making process when evaluating loan applications.

BBVA Compass has brought together a team of experts in franchise finance, offering solutions for food franchise finance after GE Capital’s liquidation.

Trinity Capital, an independent investment banking firm, has closed over 500 transactions exceeding $20 billion, including capital-raising and restructuring for major brands in franchising.

Franchise lenders often prioritize the candidate's access to capital when evaluating loan applications, but also consider other factors such as the candidate's goals, skills, and experience.