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Insight Lessons in Latin

The Latin American market is rich in opportunity for international franchising, but it can also play an important role in reminding us why franchising is such a powerful and important economic force in today’s world

Insight Interview: Donnell Thompson, multi-unit franchisee, Checkers and Rally’s 

The former Indianopolis Colts’ defensive end consciously prepared for life after the NFL and found the answer in franchising

Insight The future of franchising in Australia

As a long-term player, Brian Keen is well placed to predict which franchises are most likely to flourish and expand in a challenging economic climate, such as the one we find ourselves in right now

Insight 15 non-U.S. brands worth investing in

While the U.S. is the franchising epicenter of the world, there are many successful and growing concepts across the world that are expanding rapidly – check out our list of 15!

Insight What education franchisors should be looking for in franchisee recruitment

With over 25 years of experience, Children’s Lighthouse knows what education franchisors need to look for in franchisee recruitment. Stephen Dixon explains how they find and engage with successful candidates

Insight Are your trade secrets safe?

Is your franchise agreement really robust enough to stand up in court? Ian Jacobsberg offers guidance for South African franchisors and their advisers on drawing up contracts to protect intellectual property

Insight Which international development method is best for your brand?

When it comes to international expansion, franchisors are strongly advised to know the full gamut about what they’re getting into before striking out, says Andrew Walters

Insight “Leadership is an act of service”

Neil Jurd OBE describes how time spent guiding a squadron under heavy fire in Iraq taught him valuable lessons about leadership in extremely challenging times