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Current Hot Spots for International Franchising: Where Are Companies Going Now?
Current Hot Spots for International Franchising: Where Are Companies Going Now?
- The download and on-demand online course for this title will be available for ABA Value Pass subscribers.
- CD-ROM available to order 3 weeks before the program. Online courses and downloads will be available about a week after the program.
- Recording date: September 10, 2014
- Product Code: CE1409CHSUMB
Learn how to take advantage of international franchising opportunities. In this program, our expert panel will:
- Review essential elements of the business and legal environments in Eastern Europe, Turkey, the Middle East, and certain countries in the Far East such as China and Korea
- Offer practical advice about what you should know to successfully enter these markets
Product Details
Panelists
Robert Andrew Lauer, Stephane Teasdale
Sponsors
ABACLE, Forum on Franchising, Section of International Law
Product Code
CE1409CHSUMB
Duration
90
Publication Date
9/10/2014 12:00:00 AM
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