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"This is an excellent resources on franchising and licensing, and a source that I will use to answer questions from our franchising members, as well as to food service companies considering the launch of a franchising program." --Peter Kilgore, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, National Restaurant Association
"The original edition of this book was the first of its kind--a book for people who are thinking about franchising their concept. The new second edition is an absolute must, for it spells out the process in infinite detail. What a gift for anyone thinking about franchising." --George A. Naddaff, CEO and President, Business Expansion Capital Corporation, founder of Boston Chicken
"I believe Franchising and Licensing, Second Edition, should be required reading for all attorneys, businesspeople, and everyone else interested in the franchise industry. Anyone with a good business concept should read this book prior to deciding whether or not to use franchising as the vehicle for bringing the concept to the market." --Anthony M. Nolte, Franchise Attorney, Equiva, a Shell Oil/Texaco Joint Venture Company
"Once again, Andrew Sherman has put together a real meat-and-potatoes book on franchising. This book guides a company through the franchising process, avoiding all the potential landmines it would otherwise encounter." --Thomas Portesy, Group Vice President, Mart Franchise Venture, LLC
"Sherman provides a clear insight into the characteristics common to franchising--and does it in a painless manner. It will be a valuable part of our franchising library." --Dina Dwyer-Owens, President and CEO, The Dwyer Group
"Andrew Sherman is a recognized advisor to companies of all sizes in the franchising community--and by reading this book (and following his wisdom), an entrepreneur or franchisor is provided with good reason for success. Through his knowledge, experience, and insight, we learn that franchisors and franchisees can do jointly what they cannot do singly. By bringing together ideas, imagination, and vision, this concentration of combined powers can produce stunning economic results." --Jerry Wilkerson, President, Franchise Recruiters, Former President and Executive Director, International Franchise Association
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent book for business consultants in franchising,
By Ruben Marquez (Venezuela) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Franchising & Licensing: Two Ways to Build Your Business (Hardcover)
Excellent for those who are business consultants in franchising. Mr. Sherman has covered the major topics that must be taken in consideration when a business is going to be offered as franchise, in a well-developed book with very good legal advice.
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
The US's guide to franchising,
By Graham Neale (london England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Franchising & Licensing: Two Ways to Build Your Business (Hardcover)
This book is obviously aimed at the US domestic market. State by state it covers laws and practices. The sales girl said that UK franchising law was based on US law, maybe she was right. It is usefull to the UK francisor/franchisee, insofar as it gives excellent advice and working examples. The majority of its 400 pages are only useful between LA and New York, however, anyone planning to enter into a franchising agreement should imho have read this, and have it on his (or her) shelves.
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