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Minority and structured equity can fuel franchise growth without surrendering control, but only when the capital matches the problem, the plan and franchisee economics.
Propelled Brands CEO Catherine Monson leverages her victor mindset and a focus on franchisee profitability to scale a multi-brand platform of more than 1,300 global locations.
Understanding how loans, retirement dollars and blended funding strategies can help shape smarter growth for prospective franchise owners.
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As ultra-high-net-worth family offices move away from traditional real estate and stocks, they are prioritizing the stability of franchise platforms for long-term wealth preservation.
PE is drawn to franchises for scalable growth and predictable royalties. Long-term success demands prioritizing strong franchisee partnerships over simply injecting capital.
Esposito is helping redefine franchise M&A by offering long-term minority equity. That can help multi-unit operators consolidate fragmented markets and accelerate growth without sacrificing control.