Franchise Tutorials 2.0 - Franchisor Tutorials

Following the success of the Franchisee Tutorials written for prospective franchisees and published in FranchiseCanada magazine and on the CFA website, CFA is proud to provide Franchise Tutorials 2.0 as an exclusive member benefit to CFA members.

Tutorials 2.0 are educational best practice resources developed by subject matter experts to help you grow your business and are geared for franchisors in the start-up to mid-sized range. Written by subject matter experts, these tutorials will provide CFA members with expert advice and direction on essential aspects of franchise excellence.

The tutorials will be written over the next few years and articles will be posted online as they become available.

Tutorial Topic	Author(s)	Company	Download
What Makes a Concept "Franchisable"?	Michel Gagnon	Davier Consultants	HTML \| PDF
Building Your Franchise Support Team	Wayne Maillet	Franchise Specialists	HTML \| PDF
Franchise Recruitment Materials	Roger Noble	FranMax Inc. (Formerly Choice Corporation)	HTML \| PDF
Successful Site Selection Tips	Dale Willerton	The Lease Coach	HTML \| PDF
The Art of Refranchising	Rainer Mueller	Williams Fresh Cafe	HTML \| PDF
Franchisee Due Diligence and Qualification Criteria	Teresa Schoonings	Canada Bread Company Limited	HTML \| PDF
A Perspective on Québec Expansion	Stéphane Breault	Imagine Franchise & Leadership Inc.	HTML \| PDF

This initiative is steered by an advisory committee, who are comprised of the following CFA member franchise consultants (click here to view the Franchise Tutorials 2.0 Advisory Committee list). All articles have been peer reviewed by an Editorial Review Group of franchisor representatives from a wide range of franchise systems.

Click here to learn how you can contribute to Franchise Tutorials 2.0.

If you have any questions about Franchise Tutorials 2.0, please contact Kenny Chan at 416-695-2896 ext. 232 or by e-mail at kchan@cfa.ca.

Disclaimer
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.