Multi-Unit Franchisee Magazine Issue I, 2008: Mega 99: America's Top Franchisees
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Multi-Unit Franchisee Magazine: Mega 99: America's Top Franchisees

Q1 | 2008

Mega 99: America's Top Franchisees

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My first entry into the franchise business was in 1986 when I acquired 24 Dairy Queen restaurants in Texas. In less than a year, I was up to 55 stores and had become one of the largest franchisees in the entire Dairy Queen system. I had more credit than sense.
Bill Hall
Becoming a "Mega Franchisee" is a high-risk, high-reward endeavor. For a third year, Area Developer has measured and highlighted those franchisees bold enough, smart enough - and fortunate enough - to succeed in the rapidly growing and lucrative market of multiunit and multi-concept development.
Kerry Pipes & Eddy Goldberg
Most people would trade their day job anytime for Bob Stucker's problem a few years back: "I retired too young."
Kerry Pipes & Eddy Goldberg
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