Franchise Leadership & Development Conference by Franchise Update Media and International Franchise Association (IFA)

Event for franchise sales and development and C-suite executives

Company Overview

The Franchise Leadership & Development Conference was founded to provide a forum where franchise sales and C-suite executives could meet, mingle, and learn from their peers. Over the years, the role of the Franchise Sales Team Leader has evolved into the Chief Development Officer. The expanded role includes franchise sales, along with real estate, construction, and new unit/location opening responsibilities. Join us for great content, AFDR & Mystery Shopping results STAR Awards, and sponsors with solutions to your challenges. Development execs say this conference offers the best networking in the industry!

About Franchise Leadership & Development Conference by Franchise Update Media and International Franchise Association (IFA)

HQ Location: San Jose, CA
Founded: 1998
Industry: Events, Conferences
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin

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