noun
definition
A holder of a franchise; a person who is granted a franchise.
Examples of franchisees in a Sentence
Latterly, the company had begun to recruit franchisees to operate below regional directors.
We are especially interested in appointing master franchisees in non English speaking markets, and in regions of North America.
It is important that before you purchase a franchise you talk to existing franchisees.
The company currently seeks franchisees to take over territories.
Invest time and money selecting the right franchisees and train them well.
By 2004 the company had thirty four outlets run by franchisees.
A feature article in the current June issue of Country Living has produced an overwhelming level of interest from prospective franchisees.
In fact, McGuire says, many potential franchisees are initially clients.
There are cases where existing franchisees are looking to sell their franchises.
Additionally you will benefit from the combined knowledge of your fellow franchisees.
Centers are currently in Derby, Durham, Watford, Hertford, North West London and Oxford and are looking for suitable franchisees elsewhere.
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Approximately 90 percent of all Burger King locations are owned and operated by franchisees.
The wide variety of franchises available to support the needs of seniors gives potential franchisees many options.
These franchisees need to be comfortable with both the requirements of the care to be provided as well as the medical and legal environment in which the care must be given.
Local Sizzler franchisees may also offer a two-for-one deal in school or charity entertainment books.
Customers awareness quality of products or services established by other franchisees in other locations, often several in the same town.
Another business can be opened nearby, since franchisees have no control of franchisors selling additional businesses in nearby locations.