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Private equity firms aren't just buying franchise brands anymore. They're investing in the technology, data platforms and service providers that power franchising behind the scenes.
Franchising is attracting a wider range of investors as new ownership models create more ways to invest beyond traditional business ownership.
Emerging franchise brands should understand how growth equity and buyout firms differ before choosing the right investment partner for long-term expansion.
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As head of strategic operations at CapitalSpring, Balis helps franchise brands grow through operational expertise, disciplined expansion and a relentless focus on franchisee success.
Multi-brand operators are protecting long-term growth by managing brand mix, compliance demands and unit performance across the portfolio.
The best private equity investors aren't buying franchise brands to flip them. They're building the systems that help them scale for the long term.
Strong unit-level performance and a focus on customer value can help franchise systems continue growing even when the economy slows.
The 3G Capital executives behind Burger King and RBI explain how a long-term approach to acquisitions shaped their philosophy on franchise growth.
The strongest franchise platforms are built by developing operators into leaders and putting the right systems in place long before expansion starts.