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		By: Michael A. Peterson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sarah, your legal experience will help you to be a more well-rounded franchise development person, as will your experience examining unit-level economics for transfers. The one thing that your current and past positions likely haven&#039;t required, however, is the extreme patience that is required in our space. 
You need to evaluate if your current franchisor is interested in transitioning you. If not, that is a big decision to leave a company for a career you haven&#039;t done before. If so, you are in a great position! 
Prior to exploring that, I would try to educate yourself on the nuances of franchise development. I have been writing a series of articles for Franchising.com based off of The Ultimate Guide, I would encourage you to check them out. This is the first one https://www.franchising.com/articles/lead_nurturing_meeting_people_where_they_are.html

Feel free to reach out to me directly ( link to my calendar over there ---&gt;) if you would like to discuss!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sarah, your legal experience will help you to be a more well-rounded franchise development person, as will your experience examining unit-level economics for transfers. The one thing that your current and past positions likely haven&#8217;t required, however, is the extreme patience that is required in our space.<br />
You need to evaluate if your current franchisor is interested in transitioning you. If not, that is a big decision to leave a company for a career you haven&#8217;t done before. If so, you are in a great position!<br />
Prior to exploring that, I would try to educate yourself on the nuances of franchise development. I have been writing a series of articles for Franchising.com based off of The Ultimate Guide, I would encourage you to check them out. This is the first one <a href="https://www.franchising.com/articles/lead_nurturing_meeting_people_where_they_are.html" rel="nofollow ugc">https://www.franchising.com/articles/lead_nurturing_meeting_people_where_they_are.html</a></p>
<p>Feel free to reach out to me directly ( link to my calendar over there &#8212;>) if you would like to discuss!</p>
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