
CFA Webinars
CFA is pleased to offer e-learning opportunities through CFA webinars. These virtual seminars provide all the content of a physical event with the convenience and ease made possible by the Internet.
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![]() Andrew Ogaranko ![]() ![]() Joseph Adler ![]() |
HOT LEGAL TOPIC: The Manitoba Franchises Act and Regulations: What franchisors need to know about the new disclosure playing field in Manitoba. Presented by: Andrew Ogaranko, Pitblado Law and Joseph Adler, Hoffer Adler LLP Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT Cost: $49 members / $79 non-members. (Not a member? Click here.) The co-presenters will address the top 10 issues that franchisors should consider when franchising in Manitoba and revising their disclosure documents for use in the province of Manitoba. This must attend webinar will help you get ready to grant franchises in Canada's fifth franchise disclosure province. Click here to register to online. |
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Improving Closing Ratios with Prospective Franchisees Presented by: Gary Prenevost, FRANNET Date: Thursday, June 7, 2012 Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT Cost: $49 members / $79 non-members. (Not a member? Click here.) There are numerous reasons why prospects fall out of our sales funnels; some are valid while some are not. Gary Prenevost runs one of FranNet’s top offices North America and believes that many franchisors lose well-suited prospects unnecessarily. In this informative session, Gary will focus on 6 primary areas that enable him to achieve success in his franchise matchmaking business:
Online registration will be available shortly. Please contact Michelle Lima at 1-800-665-4232 Ext 242 or mlima@cfa.ca |
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Risky Business? Exemptions from Disclosure Presented by: Darrell Jarvis, Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP and George Eydt, Hodgson Russ Attorneys LLP Date: Thursday, June 14, 2012 Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT Cost: $49 members / $79 non-members. (Not a member? Click here.) The Arthur Wishart Act contains a number of exemptions from the obligation to provide a disclosure document to a prospective franchisee. While on their face some of the exemptions may look attractive, many lawyers and franchisors view these exemptions as ‘traps for the unwary’. This session will look at the possible exemptions and explore when they may be safe to use and when they are better left alone. Online registration will be available shortly. Please contact Michelle Lima at 1-800-665-4232 Ext 242 or mlima@cfa.ca |
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Support by franchisors - how much is required by law? Presented by: John Rogers, Davis LLP and Derek Ronde, Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT Cost: $49 members / $79 non-members. (Not a member? Click here.) Franchisees consistently talk about whether their franchisors provide them with adequate “support”. What is good practice for franchisors in this regard? What level of support is required by law? What remedies do franchisees have if they are not getting adequate support? Click here to register online. |
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Get Social – Harnessing the True Power of Social Media. Presented by: Leya Abramson, theadlibgroup Date: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT Cost: $49 members / $79 non-members. (Not a member? Click here.) Social Media is not merely an online marketing tool any more, it has evolved to become a platform for which businesses can build true and honest relationships within their organizations and with their customers. Social Business revolves around knowing how your customers connect to your business and how you reshape your business to understand and innovate based on that involvement. It picks up on what customers are talking about and connects this back into the business where it can be processed and used to create the next round of customer experiences. Social Business takes social concepts – sharing, rating, reviewing, connections and collaborating – to ALL parts of the business. In this session we will look at how to build a business strategy in the social space. How do you participate as a business? More importantly, how do you get your customers to contribute? We will look at what spaces are available and the benefits of being involved in each. We will take you through how to plan your own company’s Social Media Strategy and how to determine and reach out to your target audiences. Online registration will be available shortly. Please contact Michelle Lima at 1-800-665-4232 Ext 242 or mlima@cfa.ca |
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The opinions or viewpoints expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Canadian Franchise Association (CFA). Where materials and content were prepared by persons and/or entities other than the CFA, the said other persons and/or entities are solely responsible for their content. The information provided herein is intended only as general information that may or may not reflect the most current developments. The mention of particular companies or individuals does not represent an endorsement by the CFA. Information on legal matters should not be construed as legal advice. Although professionals may prepare these materials or be quoted in them, this information should not be used as a substitute for professional services. If legal or other professional advice is required, the services of a professional should be sought.


















