Concept
How do master franchisees help Domino’s Pizza enter and operate in foreign markets?
IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa / Introduction*
"The master franchisees of Domino’s Pizza’s international business are individuals or entities who, under a specific licensing agreement with Domino’s, control all operations within a specific country. They operate their own stores, set up a distribution infrastructure to transport materials into and throughout the country, and create subfranchisees. One particular benefit of master franchisees is their local knowledge. As discussed in this chapter, a major challenge when opening a business on foreign soil is negotiating the political, cultural, and economic differences of that country. Master franchisees allow Domino’s, and the franchisee, to take advantage of their local expertise in dealing with marketing"
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