The Culture of Franchising: New York City

from Social Geek · host Jack Monson

“The difference between ordinary brands and great brands is culture.” -John Hewitt Today it’s the latest in our series of conversations about the Culture of Franchising featuring interviews recorded at The International Franchise Expo in New York with Jason Skidmore of Celebree School, Kim Hanson of LearningRx, and John Hewitt of Loyalty Brands. Thanks to Thryv, Consumer Fusion,  AnswerConnect, and MFV Expositions.  

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