Franchising Opportunities  

“Two hundred thousand servicemen and women separate from military service annually, and it’s up to all of us … whether in the public or private sector … to help them start … or re-start … their civilian careers.”
Former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Jim Nicholson
Little Caesars Awarded VA Secretary’s Award

Is Franchising Right for You?
Do I have other priorities in my life?
How do I feel about dealing with the public?
How do I feel about being stuck in one place?
Is my territory the right one for this franchise?

• Things to know about franchising
  You should know about the status of the franchisors in the market before investing your money into the company. The type of training and support that the franchisor would provide should be clearly known. The Uniform Franchise Offering Circular (UFOC) is a legal document that franchisors must furnish to franchisees, as regulated by the Federal Trade Commission. Read more here.

• What is VetFran?

  To honor those men and women who have served in the U.S. military, the Veterans Transition Franchise Initiative, known as “VetFran,” was developed to help them transition to civilian life. The idea of the late Don Dwyer Sr., founder of The Dwyer Group, VetFran is a voluntary effort of International Franchise Association member-companies that is designed to encourage franchise ownership by offering financial incentives to honorably discharged veterans. To date, more than 250 franchise companies participate in the program. Click here for Vetfran incentives.

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