The AAFD is a national non-profit trade association representing the rights and interests of franchisees and independent dealers throughout the United States. The AAFD’s mission is to achieve Total Quality Franchising. We do this by promoting fair and equitable franchising and dealer practices and empowering effective independent franchise associations. We also provide members with programs, services and products which enhance their individual businesses and careers.
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Read AAFD official letter voicing its opposition to Assembly Bill 1228, which mandates a minimum wage increase to $20 per hour for employees in franchised […]
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Are you tired of spending too much time managing your business documents? The AAFD is pleased to announce that our valuable supporting member Larry Cohn, […] -
Join us in welcoming Keith to this exclusive group of legal professionals. Introducing Keith Marnholtz of Eckberg Lammers, our latest addition to the AAFD Franchisee […] -
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The American Association of Franchisees and Dealers (AAFD) thanks the Federal Trade Commission for its Request for Information, specifically the Solicitation for Public Comments on […] -
The AAFD welcomes Kim Perrotta, founder and President of Worldwise Franchise Development, as our newest Supporting Member, and newest participant in our exclusive Speakers and […] -
The AAFD, co-hosted the session with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to address the industry’s concerns about the existing franchise model in anticipation of the […] -
On April 20th, Lydia DePillis from the New York Times wrote “Franchisers, Facing Challenges to Business Model, Punch Back” – a thorough piece on the […] -
The AAFD submitted its support in a Comment letter to Federal Trade Commission on the proposed Non-Compete Rule, which would ban non-compete agreements in most […] -
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