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Despite Presence of New Faces, Burger King, Franchisees Appear to Remain Far Apart

Developments regarding Burger King and its franchisee association, the National Franchisee Association ("NFA"), in the past few months have raised as many questions as they have answered. NFA Board Chairman Dan Fitzpatrick and other board members resigned at a meeting in early December, and they were replaced by four veteran Burger King franchisees: Bob Boss, Vernon Duckrey, Ray Meeks, and Gary Robison. Another franchisee, Joe Anghelone, joined the board in January 2006.

11 minute read February 06, 2006 at 09:35 AM
By
Kevin Adler
Despite Presence of New Faces, Burger King, Franchisees Appear to Remain Far Apart

Developments regarding Burger King and its franchisee association, the National Franchisee Association (“NFA”), in the past few months have raised as many questions as they have answered.

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