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Church s Chicken Completes $250 Million Securitization Issuance

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Honor Tech Acquires 1,000+ Unit Home Instead, Plus More Bold Deals

Honor Tech Acquires 1,000+ Unit Home Instead, Plus More Bold Deals
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Quiznos owner to buy Church s chain

Quiznos owner to buy Church s chain by ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION | Today at 2:00 a.m. ATLANTA Church s Chicken, with more than 1,500 fast-food locations, is to be sold by one California private-equity firm to another. San Francisco s FFL Partners has agreed to sell the Church s brand to the owner of the Quiznos subs chain, High Bluff Capital Partners in San Diego, along with support from funds managed by FS Investments. The fate of the company s headquarters was not disclosed by a spokesperson, but the current chief executive officer, Joe Christina, is expected to continue leading the restaurant business, according to a news release. Terms of the agreement were not released.

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Church s Chicken® Reveals New 5-Year Strategic Plan Sets Ambitious Goals for 2021

Chicken®, the brand came together with franchisees in various regions of the country to recap achievements for the past year and set the tone on the next five years. Strong communications and teamwork have been essential to Church s impressive upward trend since 2016. Now, the brand is looking to leverage the power of its franchise network to reach even higher benchmarks for 2021 through 2026. Every year has been better than the last for us – in sales and in average check – and that s in spite of a global pandemic and while we have been rolling out various operational changes and improvements. That success is 100% rooted in the determination and hard work we have put into our franchisee-franchisor relationships, said

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Church&\#8217;s Chicken First\-Ever Virtual Conversation Tour Spotlights 2020 Wins, Sets Tone for Growth in 2021

Church’s Chicken First-Ever Virtual Conversation Tour Spotlights 2020 Wins, Sets Tone for Growth in 2021 December 21, 2020 · · Atlanta, GA ( Restaurant News Release) At this year’s annual Conversation Tour which wrapped up just late last week, Church’s Chicken® shared encouraging news with its franchisee network. Despite challenges facing restaurants around the world, Church’s steered clear of corporate furloughs and pivoted quickly with the support and trust of franchisees to adapt to rapidly changing markets and maintain market share and profitability. Thanks to a Q1 shift towards off-premise dining, family meals, and meal delivery services, coupled with the company’s biggest new product launch in years,

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