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Franchisee

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franchisee
An individual or a company that has the right to sell or rent another firm's products and to use its name. Compare franchisor.
Franchisee
One who owns a franchise. A franchisee usually pays a start-up fee and an annual licensing fee for the privilege to maintain the franchise.


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From 1996 to 2001, Relax the Back was owned by one-time franchisee and back-pain sufferer Dairl Johnson, but was bought out by San Francisco-based venture capital firm Dominion Ventures Inc.
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The answer is located at their corporate headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia, where an expert staff and a large assortment of essential services provide franchisees with the necessary tools to help them succeed.
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His mission is to give advice to franchisees in trouble and draw attention to the "tragedy behind the facade.
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