Franchising an Existing Business – When is the Time Right?
2016 IFA Convention
February 23, 2016
Gardere Partner Jess A. Dance will facilitate the business solution roundtable “Franchising an Existing Business – When is the Time Right?” at the Tuesday session of the 2016 IFA Convention in San Antonio. The roundtable will explore franchise sales and best practices in an intimate setting that allows attendees to exchange ideas, challenges and solutions with industry professionals.
Mr. Dance is a partner in the Firm's global supply network and commercial litigation groups. His practice focuses on franchise, products liability, consumer protection and complex commercial litigation matters.
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