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Franchised Business Ownership by Minority and Gender Groups: An Update for the IFA Foundation
2018
PwC was engaged by the IFA Foundation to review data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2012 Survey of Business Owners (“SBO”) to determine the prevalence of minority and female ownership in franchised businesses in 2012. Statistics of interest include the percent of franchised businesses owned by minorities and women, comparisons of minority and female ownership rates between franchised and nonfranchised businesses, and comparisons within business lines where franchises are most prevalent. This report summarizes our findings and makes comparisons with results for 2002 and 2007.
U.S. Minority-Owned Manufacturers
November 2014
Learn more about the 82,000 minority-owned manufacturing firms.
Franchised Business Ownership, 2007: Minority and Gender Groups
Year 2011
The International Franchise Association recently released new research on minority-owned, female-owned and joint female/male-owned franchise businesses. The report, Franchised Business Ownership, 2007: Minority and Gender Groups, prepared by the IFA Educational Foundation (IFAEF) and based on the U.S. Census Bureau's 2007 Survey of Business Owners, shows minority and joint ownership (female/male) of franchise businesses increased from 2002 to 2007, while female ownership declined.
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2002 Franchised Business Ownership: By Minority and Gender Groups
Year 2007
In 2007 the International Franchise Association (IFA) commissioned a report to analyze the participation rates of minority firms in the franchise industry. With franchising accounting for approximately 10 percent of the private-sector economy, IFA posits that this sector represents a significant growth opportunity for minority entrepreneurship. Their position is substantiated by the participation rate of minority firms among franchised businesses. In this report IFA found that, as of 2002, minority-ownership represented 19.3% of franchised businesses compared to 13.2 % of non-franchised businesses. In addition to citing the opportunities afforded to minority entrepreneurs, IFA provides data for firms in food services, which is one of the largest sectors of the franchising industry.
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The Automotive Industry - Growth Opportunities for Minority Businesses
Year 2001
The Automotive Industry - Growth Opportunities for Minority Businesses discusses automotive industry trends and competitive dynamics that drive changes within the industry and the implications for Minority Businesses. It also identifies high value and growth opportunities for Minority Businesses and the required capabilities for success.
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Energy & Utilities Industry - Growth Opportunities for Minority Businesses
Year 2001
Energy & Utilities Industry - Growth Opportunities for Minority Businesses discusses energy and utility industry trends and competitive dynamics that drive changes within the industry and the implications for Minority Businesses. It also identifies high value and growth opportunities for Minority Businesses and the required capabilities for success.
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Energy & Utilities Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Values & Benefits
Year 2001
This report presents a business case for corporations to engage in minority business development. It highlights the consumer market trends and quantifies the dollar opportunities for a corporation in Minority markets. It also discusses how corporations can leverage Minority Business development efforts as a tool for building customer loyalty and market differentiation.
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The Telecommunication Industry - Growth Opportunities for Minority Businesses
Year 2001
Telecommunication Industry - Growth Opportunities for Minority Business discusses telecom industry trends and competitive dynamics that drive changes within the industry and the implications for Minority Businesses. It also identifies high value and growth opportunities for Minority Businesses and the required capabilities for success.
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The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits
Year 2001
The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits presents a business case for corporations to engage in minority business development. It highlights the consumer market trends and quantifies the dollar opportunities fora corporation in Minority markets. It also discusses how corporations can leverage Minority Business development efforts as a tool in building customer loyalty and market differentiation.
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New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry
Year 2000
The New Realities for Minority Business - Automotive Industry highlights the growth opportunities for minority suppliers in the automotive industry includes: growth trends and issues within the industry, specific growth opportunities for minority suppliers, critical success factors for minority suppliers and investment considerations for financial investors.
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Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses
Year 2000
The expanding Automotive Industry presents competitive challenges to create larger minority businesses. Minority suppliers must recognize the issues and trends to maintain a strategic position in this market. This is a position paper providing insight in creating larger minority-owned businesses in the automotive industry.
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Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses
Year 2000
This report examines the issues facing minority suppliers in the rapidly growing telecommunication industry and offers recommendations and initiatives to compete.
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