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Investment Franchise

The franchisee puts up substantial capital to invest in a high-cost franchise system and although retaining overall strategic management, hires others to manage and operate the business on his behalf. A good example of the type of franchising is hotel chain businesses.

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International Franchisor

A franchisor has expanded his system outside of the country of origin usually through direct franchising.

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Intellectual Property Rights

Copyrights, patents, inventions, tradenames, trademarks, service marks, Internet domain names, logos, insignias, architectural and corporate designs, trade dress, uniforms, color schemes, packaging material, accumulated experience, know-how and business systems including methods, techniques, processes, procedures and applications of management and operation, job and product knowledge, trade secrets, secret formulas and ingredients together with the associated business […]

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Inquiry

A request to obtain more information on a franchise opportunity through online, and other communication channels.

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Inorganic Growth

Growing a business and reaching new markets by way of mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and take-overs.

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Injunction

A legal order restricting or refraining the franchisee from undertaking or continuing an action that may cause damage to the franchisor’s business or brand value or threatening or invading the legal rights of the franchisor.

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Initial Training

An induction training provided by the franchisor to the franchisees and their key executives at the franchisor’s HQ and corporate units to facilitate the transfer of the business system and know-how in launching the business and attending to day-to-day management and operations in a franchised unit or new territory.

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Initial Investment

The total funds required to start a franchised business including franchise fees, pre-operating expenses and capital investment.

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Initial franchise Investment

The start-up capital required to establish and operate a franchise unit or to launch the business in a new territory.

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In-house financing

Financing provided by the franchisor to eliminates the franchisee reliance on financial institutions in funding the franchise fee, pre-operating expenses, product inventory and/or assets.

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