THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRANCHISOR AND FRANCHISEE

 Hi Everyone,

A franchisor and a franchisee are in an interdependent relationship. They both need to support each other to become successful. They must adhere to the terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement and keep working in tandem to achieve the best results for the franchise. Many franchisees do not pay attention to their relationship with the franchisor and end up suffering. They must maintain effective communication with them and ask for the required support if not satisfied by their service. They must share ideas and suggestions to help each other succeed. Here is an article that will help you understand the relationship between the two in a better way.    

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‘Wall-to-wall men’: Liberal candidates on Sydney’s north shore almost all male

 NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has hailed the Liberal Party for diversity among its election candidates, despite another Sydney seat failing to preselect a woman ahead of the March poll.

Perrottet, who last year said he wanted “more women, more diversity” among candidates, said the party had made strides with 50 per cent women on its upper house ticket, even as another male was preselected in Wakehurst at the weekend to replace outgoing Health Minister Brad Hazzard.

“Politics is a tough game, it’s a tough business. And to see some people put their hands up to run for public life, I think is incredibly important. The Liberal Party has that diversity. I think we’ve done well in our preselections and attracting talent,” the premier said on Sunday.

Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/politics/nsw/wall-to-wall-men-liberal-candidates-on-sydney-s-north-shore-almost-all-male-20230122-p5cekb.html

Stuart Cook on impact entrepreneurship: Making sustainable businesses...actually sustainable

 Having overseen the global expansion of Mexican food chain Zambrero as its CEO and scaling its Plate 4 Plate initiative to new heights, Stuart Cook has a keen sense of the genuine impact that thoughtful entrepreneurship and investment can have on thousands of lives, if not more.

It is a business niche he has occupied since his 20s, branching out into new industries and ventures that have seen him co-found TWIYO Capital & Advisory whose motto is "Reimagine, influence, change", and put his money where his mouth is on helping to cut emissions while satiating palates with plant-based restaurant Flave, established with his wife Samantha. 

Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/reimagine--influence--change--entrepreneurship-with-purpose-and-making-esg-profitable.html

Booktopia shares skyrocket as e-comm operator outlines new earnings strategy

 Shares in online bookshop Booktopia (ASX: BKG) are on the rise this morning after the company unveiled its plans to improve earnings and reduce costs over the next 18 months.

The announcement, which follows a bitter boardroom battle at the e-commerce retailer over the course of last year, details how BKG will deliver approximately $12-15 million of annualised improvements to earnings to be realised in FY24 and beyond.

Booktopia’s initiatives include adjusting the pricing on various products to reflect costs, changing how it recovers third-party delivery costs, optimising its advertising program to focus more on high-conversion channels and reducing its property/lease obligations requirements.

Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/booktopia-shares-skyrocket-as-e-comm-operator-outlines-new-earnings-strategy.html