The Canadian Franchise Association (CFA) Helps Small Businesses Become National Brands at Full-Day Seminar

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The Canadian Franchise Association (CFA) Helps Small Businesses Become National Brands at Full-Day Seminar

October 28, 2014

Toronto, ON - October 27, 2014… For the small business owner, franchising offers a feasible way to open locations in multiple markets, but many aspiring franchisors don’t know where to begin when it comes to successfully franchising a business. That’s why the Canadian Franchise Association (CFA) offers a full-day How to Franchise Your Business Seminar for prospective franchisors featuring a panel of franchise experts. This year’s seminar will take place on November 10, 2014 at the Vancouver Convention Centre at 999 Canada Place, East Meeting Room 19 & 20.

“As a growth strategy, franchising allows the small business owner to expand faster and with less capital than other business models,” says Lorraine McLachlan, CFA’s President and CEO. “For over a decade, CFA’s How to Franchise Your Business seminar has been empowering entrepreneurs with the resources, strategies and expert advice they need to transform their businesses into successful franchise systems.”

Before launching a franchise program, prospective franchisors should consult legal, financial and franchise experts to ensure their concept can be franchised and to assist in the development of legal documents, operations manuals, training materials and more. By offering access to all of these experts at a fraction of what it would cost to consult each one separately, CFA’s How to Franchise Your Business Seminar is a can’t-miss event and a critical first step for any business owner looking to expand through franchising.

Topics at the How to Franchise Your Business Seminar include:
• What exactly is happening in the Canadian franchising environment? Trends and recent developments.
• Ensure you attract the best. Strategies for marketing to potential franchisees.
• Don't forget about the law. The legal side of franchising and avoiding the pitfalls.
• Money is always an issue. Financing the franchise and dealing with bankers.
• Been there, done that! Dos and don’ts from a panel of experts including an experienced franchisor, a financial representative, a franchise lawyer and a franchise consultant.

Attendees will also come away with a comprehensive Resource Package with articles, guidelines and publications to assist them as they transition to a franchise business model. For more information visit, goo.gl/Ocr15m.

How to Franchise Your Business in Toronto
Dates: Monday, November 10th, 2014
Time: 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: Vancouver Convention Centre, 999 Canada Place, East Meeting Room 19 & 20
Cost: $199 +HST

About the Canadian Franchise Association (CFA)
The Canadian Franchise Association (CFA) is the recognized authority on franchising in Canada. With over 600 corporate members representing many of Canada’s best-known brands and 40,000 franchisees nation-wide, CFA is the indispensable resource for the franchise community and advocates on behalf of franchisors and franchisees in Canada to enhance and protect the franchise business model. CFA promotes excellence in franchising and educates Canadians about franchising, specific franchise opportunities and proper due diligence through its many events, programs, publications, and websites (www.cfa.ca and www.LookforaFranchise.ca).

For more information contact:
Christine Elstub
Coordinator, Communications
Canadian Franchise Association
Phone: 416-695-2896 ext. 251
Email: celstub@cfa.ca
Website: www.cfa.ca

Kenny Chan
Director, Communications
Canadian Franchise Association
Phone: 416-695-2896 ext. 232
Email: kchan@cfa.ca
Website: www.cfa.ca

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