How to Be in Business for Yourself, But not By Yourself

Hosted by the Honorable Byron Brown, Mayor of Buffalo NY and the International Franchise Association Educational Foundation in partnership with the Buffalo Economic Renaissance Corporation and the Buffalo Niagara Partnership.

Tuesday, June 19th, 2007
Pearl Street Grill and Brewery – 76 Pearl Street Buffalo NY 14202
8:00 am –– 3:00 pm

Who Should Attend?
» Are you interested in obtaining a franchise, but lack capital?
» Are you a prospective franchisee?
» Do you or your franchisee prospects need financing with the most advantageous terms?
» Are you looking for a new retail location site?
» Have you overlooked any tax credits for which you may be eligible?
» Are you serious about increasing diversity within your franchise operation?
» Does this sound like Greek to you?

Then here’s your chance to learn more about “Being in Business for Yourself, But not By Yourself.”

Program will include:

Franchisor Participation - What are franchisors looking for? Prospective franchisees will hear first hand from experienced franchisors.
Fundamentals of Franchising – What franchising is (and isn’t) and how to evaluate
franchise options.
Experiences in Franchising – What is it really like to be a franchisee? Current franchisees will share their experiences and advice.
Legal Aspects of Franchising – What questions do you need to ask and what is the UFOC?
Funding and Technical Assistance – How do I begin the basic process? What are the requirements for financing? Are special programs available?

Registration is $25 and open to the public.

To register, call (716) 851-5035 or visit 1, 2, 3 Signup

For more information on franchising contact: Miriam L. Brewer, Director of Diversity
IFA Educational Foundation at (202) 662-0784 or by email: mbrewer@franchise.org

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