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Tom Spadea: Treating The Franchise Agreement Like a Constitution, Not a Contract!

What happens when your first business collapses and leaves you deeply in debt? For Tom Spadea, it became the foundation for everything that followed. In this episode of Franchise Today, Stan Friedman welcomes Tom Spadea, co-founder of Spadea Lignana, one of franchising's most respected law firms. T…

Capriotti's: From Near Bankruptcy to National Brand Success!

What happens when franchisees become owners of the very brand they believed in? In this episode of Franchise Today, Stan Friedman welcomes Ashley Morris, CEO of Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, whose journey began not in the corporate office, but behind the counter as a Capriotti's franchisee. After expe…

The Happy Franchisee: Steve Whiteside on Building Better Franchise Relationships

What separates thriving franchise systems from those constantly battling conflict? According to Steve Whiteside, it isn't better contracts. It isn't more operations manuals. And it certainly isn't more rules. It's relationships. This week on Franchise Today, Stan Friedman welcomes Steve Whiteside—a…

From 'Man in a Van' to a Global Franchise: Nic Brill's Poolwerx Story

How do you transform one of the world's most fragmented service industries into a scalable global franchise? This week on Franchise Today, Stan Friedman welcomes Nic Brill, Global CEO of Poolwerx, whose journey from paper sales in South Africa to leading the world's largest pool service franchise i…

Human Judgment in an AI World: FranNet President Amanda Duplantis on Franchising's Future

Amanda Duplantis didn't set out to build a career in franchising. At 21, armed with a biology degree and uncertain about what came next, she moved from Louisiana to Colorado and joined LearningRx at the ground level, working for a multi-unit franchisee. What began as a first job became a 16-year ed…

ENCORE: “Shelly Sun Berkowitz on Building, Exiting and Giving Back.

What happens after an entrepreneur builds the company, scales it and ultimately lets it go? For Shelly Sun Berkowitz, the answer is, "another chapter of purpose." Shelly founded BrightStar Care in 2002 after her own family struggled to find comprehensive care for her grandmother. She began franchis…

From the Gym Floor to The Little Gym Brand President: Samantha Musonda’s Remarkable Journey

Franchising has a funny way of finding people who never went looking for it. Samantha Musonda was finishing her psychology degree at Temple University when her dance-team coach suggested a part-time job teaching gymnastics at a nearby, "The Little Gym." Samantha started by teaching classes and runn…

Uncle Josh Presents The Edge of the Unknown - UFO Authority Stan Friedman

Another great conversation as we delve into the UFO and extraterrestrial phenomenon with nuclear physcist Stanton Friedman. Stan wasone of the most popular guest I have ever had on the Edge and he never failed to deliver.Stanton T. Friedman was a nuclear physicist with BS and MS degrees from the Un…

What If Dog Grooming Has Been Solving the Wrong Problem?

How Tim Vogel Created an Entirely New Franchise Category What if an entire industry has been solving the wrong problem? That's the question Tim Vogel eventually asked after spending nearly a decade in the pet grooming business. Traditional grooming helps dogs look better. Tim believed though, that …

Your Brain May Be Lying to You... Are You Listening?

Ricky Kalmon on Rescripting the Beliefs That Limit Success What if some of the things holding you back aren't actually true? They're simply beliefs you've repeated so often that you've accepted them as facts. That's the fascinating territory Ricky Kalmon explores as he returns to Franchise Today. …