Todd Wadler, CEO and co-founder of the tiny BoxUnion, got a call from John Rotche last September. Rotche, CEO of Title Boxing Club, the boxing chain heavyweight in the franchise space with 166 units, was looking for potential acquisitions to grow his company.
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Eat the Frog Fitness founder Bryan Clay (top) leverages his Olympic gold medalist status in the U.S., while in Canada, Jessie Keillor (below) …
Franchisee Matt Wecker expects Canadians’ desire for healthy meals to generate business for Rush Bowls in Alberta.
Active, health-minded consumers are the target for emerging brands Eat the Frog Fitness and Rush Bowls, which are both working with first-time franchisees as they take their concepts across the border to the Canadian provinces.
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Remember that old saw about someone being able to sell snow to an Eskimo? Well, I think I just met the two young men who could do it. Gustavo Miranda Garcia, 21, and Patricio Muldowney, 34, definitely have silver tongues, figuratively, not literally.
Gustavo Miranda, 21, left, and Patricio Muldowney, 34, are giving Title Boxing Club a fighting chance in Mexico. The two dynamos are anxious t…
Gustavo Miranda Garcia, one of the partners in Title Boxing Club's area development agreement for Mexico, was one of the privileged kids who attended boarding school in Switzerland and college in London.