Many franchisors, franchisees, and attorneys in the industry talk about the need to avoid conflict and to develop mutually beneficial relationships. However, it's easier said than done in a business relationship between companies that sometimes perceive their interests to be unrelated or even diametrically opposed.
Update: American Association of Franchisees & Dealers
Many franchisors, franchisees, and attorneys in the industry talk about the need to avoid conflict and to develop mutually beneficial relationships. However, it's easier said than done in a business relationship between companies that sometimes perceive their interests to be unrelated or even diametrically opposed. The American Association of Franchisees & Dealers has spent nearly 14 years developing an objective, broad-based set of standards that franchisors and franchisees can use as a baseline to assess and, it is hoped, to improve their business relationship. In this Q&A, FBLA talks with AAFD Chairman Robert Purvin about the principles of Total Quality Franchising and how they are being implemented in the industry today.
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