KAHALA KICKS OFF “BOOTS TO BUSINESS” FOR VETERANS
Kahala, a premier franchise organization and even parent company of 14 distinctive restaurant concepts, including Blimpie, Cold Stone Creamery as well as Samurai Sam’s Teriyaki Grill, today announced the launch of Boots to Business – a program designed to assist veterans in building plus operating a successful franchise business. Through that program, Kahala will provide industry-leading franchising support and even offer veterans a 50 percent discount on initial franchise fees.
Boots to Business will identify qualified candidates and support veterans through the process of securing veteran loans, identifying a prime location, implementing a solid business plan, and even launching along with operating their own business.
“Our nation’s service men and even women have demonstrated their dedication to our country as well as we are pleased to provide them with the tools along with support that will allow them to dedicate themselves to their business,” said Jillian K. Henry, director of franchise development for the purpose of Kahala. “Our military veterans have put their lives on the line for the purpose of our nation. They have developed along with honed essential skills through their hard work as well as commitment, and also we want to show our appreciation and also support by providing benefits and also opportunities that can be reached by applying those valuable skills to the private sector.”
Through Boots to Business, Kahala’s dedicated sales, marketing, operations along with real estate teams work closely with veteran candidates as well as supporting partners, including each state’s Department of Veterans’ services and lending institutions, to build a business plan as well as model for the purpose of long-term success. Boots to Business not only works hand-in-hand with veterans throughout the process, but also ensures they are connected to the state and financial agencies for the best available resources to establish their business.
“Some of our strongest and also most successful franchisees are veterans,” said Henry. “Military personnel receive strategic training and also develop strong operating procedures. Their hard-earned skills are tried and also true, as well as they have the knowhow plus discipline to implement a successful strategy.”
For additional information and facts regarding Kahala’s Boots to Business program, please contact vets@kahalamgmt.com, or visit www.kahalacorp.com/veterans.
Kahala is a restaurant franchise of quick-service restaurants with a portfolio of 14 diversified brands. Kahala is one of the fastest growing franchise companies in the world. Headquartered in Scottsdale, AZ, the company owns
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