In an interview with Matt Lipson, an associate director at Stan Johnson Co., we learn that many brands want to see franchisees control up to 95 percent of their stores to free up operational capital and improve their balance sheet.
October 23, 2017 at 04:21 PM
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Business are continuously looking for ways to strengthen their business, save costs, and return more cash to their shareholders. One way to do this, according to Matt Lipson, an associate director at Stan Johnson Co., is for corporate stores to become refranchised. We chat more with Lipson on the subject in the exclusive Q&A below.
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