The Top 150 Franchises for VeteransTo celebrate Veterans Day, check out the franchises ready to serve those who've served their country.

ByTracy Stapp Herold

This story appears in theNovember 2017issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

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Veteransjust may be the perfect franchisees. They have theleadershipand drive necessary to run a successful business, but they also understand the importance of strict adherence to systems and guidelines. So it's no surprise thatfranchisorswant to recruit them. To wit: Almost 68 percent of the 988 companies that applied for themanbetx2.0客户端下载 ranking offer some sort of incentive (usually a franchise-fee discount) for veterans joining their system. But which ones truly offer the best opportunities?

Related:Military Veterans Joining the Ranks of Franchise Ownership

To find out, we invited those companies to participate in a new survey designed to help us learn more about their veterans programs. From there, we developed our ranking of top franchises for veterans, taking into account each company's veteran incentive, how veteran franchisees are attracted to and supported by the company, and how each company scored inour 2017 Franchise 500 list.

你会发现所有150家公司做了最后一次ranking on the following pages, complete with a description of the incentives they offer, along with extras on how some of these companies go above and beyond to honor veterans and the military, and other stats gleaned from our survey.

Related:Veterans Are Natural Born Entrepreneurs

Please note that this list is not intended as a recommendation of any particular company. Whether incentives to ownership are being offered or not, it's always vital to do your research before investing in a franchise. Read the company's legal documents, consult with an attorney and an accountant, and talk to existing and former franchisees to find out if the opportunity is right for you.

Check out the companies that made our2017 Top Franchises for Veterans.

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Tracy Stapp Herold

Entrepreneur Staff

Tracy Stapp Herold is the special projects editor at狗万官方magazine. She works on franchise and business opportunity stories and listings, including the annualmanbetx2.0客户端下载 .

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