Franchise Center Readies for October Seminar <b></b>

Aug 20, 2003

El Paso, Texas--The Franchise Center at the University ofTexas at El Paso is accepting applications for its next 2 1/2 DaySeminar of the Franchise Management Certificate Program to be heldOctober 23-25 at the Camino Real Hotel in El Paso. Topics coveredat the seminar include how to know if franchising is right for you,selecting the right franchise, getting started and keeping afranchise going. Tuition for the seminar is $825 and includes 12sessions, course materials and luncheons. For more information,visit www.utep.edu/fc. -The Franchise Center

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