The Case for Doing Well by Doing Good in Franchising
Franchising columnists Marc A. Lieberstein and Kitt Shipe discuss franchise opportunities and whether they are doing enough to combat climate change with sustainability efforts and environmentally safe polices.
September 25, 2020 at 01:30 PM
7 minute read
There is no question franchising is "doing good." You can find many stories about franchisors and franchisees helping to feed the hungry, donating PPE to front line workers, and engaging in other charitable acts for those in need. Most importantly, franchising provides opportunities to those who want to start their own businesses, and it employs many people so they can earn a living and participate in the growing economy of the United States.
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