Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A corporation that grants a franchise, as to a franchisee.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A person having a franchise.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A
franchisor , acompany which or person who grantsfranchises . - noun rare A person who has the right to
vote .
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Examples
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The concept sounds appealing; Mr. Handyman franchisees wouldn't have to compete for such orders but would win them automatically if they were in the same region as the national-account client and had agreed to terms the franchiser had negotiated.
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Answer: A benefit of franchising for the franchiser is the potential to expand quickly.
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They can expand quickly because the franchiser can sell licences over a wide geographical area without having to manage the individual branches. (1 mark) A cost to the franchiser is the reputation of the company is outwith their control.
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A franchise for dog-grooming service Pooch Mobile requires an upfront investment of $59,000 for a franchise territory, a trailer outfitted with a water-pressurized dog bath, two weeks of training, marketing materials, grooming tools and shampoo to wash 100 dogs, says Annie Ellmers , the U.S. franchiser for the company, which started in Australia.
Chained to the Road Louise Lee 2011
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"Helping franchisees access financing wasn't a franchiser function a couple years ago," says Shelly Sun , founder and CEO of BrightStar Franchising LLC, which provides home-health-care services and staffing.
Franchisers Focus on Loans Sarah E. Needleman 2011
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Burberry has operated in the country since the early 1990s through a partnership with franchiser Kwok Hang Holdings, but the brand added 13 new stores in China last year alone, bringing the total number of stores in the mainland to fifty.
Heba el Habashy and Charles LaCalle: The Burberry Revolution Heba el Habashy 2011
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Burberry has operated in the country since the early 1990s through a partnership with franchiser Kwok Hang Holdings, but the brand added 13 new stores in China last year alone, bringing the total number of stores in the mainland to fifty.
Heba el Habashy and Charles LaCalle: The Burberry Revolution Heba el Habashy 2011
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Meanwhile, the company—a hotel operator and franchiser that owns only a handful of the 4,520 hotels that bear any of its seven brands across the globe—is gearing up to launch an eighth hotel brand in the U.S., as well as an upscale line of hotels in China.
Hotelier Gets Face-Lift to Draw Young Travelers Kris Hudson 2011
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Burberry has operated in the country since the early 1990s through a partnership with franchiser Kwok Hang Holdings, but the brand added 13 new stores in China last year alone, bringing the total number of stores in the mainland to fifty.
Heba el Habashy and Charles LaCalle: The Burberry Revolution Heba el Habashy 2011
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Burberry has operated in the country since the early 1990s through a partnership with franchiser Kwok Hang Holdings, but the brand added 13 new stores in China last year alone, bringing the total number of stores in the mainland to fifty.
Heba el Habashy and Charles LaCalle: The Burberry Revolution Heba el Habashy 2011
bilby commented on the word franchiser
Any rhymes with -chiser?
October 2, 2022
kalayzich commented on the word franchiser
yes catechiser
August 21, 2023