Paper And Presentation

PAPER & PRESENTATION

FRANCHISE PAPER (Required to pass the Class)

Go to Entrepreneur.com and research franchises you would consider purchasing. After conducting your

research, choose a franchise and write a 2-3 page paper answering the following about the franchise you

selected:

1. Why did you select this franchise over others you researched?

2. How much does it cost to start this franchise and how much do you have to pay on a monthly basis to

the franchisor? Be specific.

3. What requirements does the franchisor make the franchisee have before purchasing a franchise?

4. What training, advertising or other forms of support does the franchisor offer to the franchisee to help

run the business?

5. What are the pros and cons of owning this franchise and franchises in general?

You will be graded on the depth and clarity of your answers as well as your grammar and spelling. A maximum

of 50 points may be earned for the hard copy version of this assignment. Post your completed paper to the

link provided on OpenCampus.com.

FRANCHISE PAPER PRESENTATION (Required to pass the Class)

Each student will give an IGNITE (http://www.ignitetalks.io/videos/five-steps-in-online-dating) presentation of

your Franchise Paper. You will need to use PowerPoint to create and present a IGNITE style presentation. It

will be timed and instructor critiqued. It will be graded for polish, clarity, content, and demonstrated

preparation using the following rubric below. There is a maximum of 50 points for this assignment.

Polish: (10 Possible) Posture, no “ums”, flow of speech, crisp, energy level

Clarity: (10 Possible) Articulation, volume, clear message, no bunny trails

Content: (20 possible) Did you address all 5 questions from paper? (4 points each)

1. Why did you select this franchise? What is it?

2. How much does it cost to start? Monthly?

3. Requirements before purchasing?

4. What forms of support are provided?

5. What are the pros and cons?

Demonstrated presentation: (10 possible) Little reference to notes, clear, rehearsed, confident