NEDRACon 2025 Encore Session #3 Franchisees: Understanding the Business and Their Philanthropic Potential
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
1:00PM- 2:00PM ET
Online
Dunkin, Chick-fil-A, McDonalds—franchises are everywhere these days and not just in the restaurant business. This session will take a look at the concept of franchises, including startup costs, revenue streams, what is needed to be successful, and most importantly, what to look for to identify a franchise owner/operator as a potential philanthropic prospect.
Learning Objectives: Attendees will learn about the franchise business model from the perspectives of a former franchisee (now Major Gift Officer) and a prospect researcher. We will explore how to calculate potential revenue and assess an owner/operator’s potential philanthropic capacity.
PRESENTERS:
Becky Kremenitzer, Boston Medical Center Becky Kremenitzer is the Director of Prospect Development at Boston Medical Center where she oversees prospect management and research for the organization. She has been at BMC for 11 years and has also served as an Assistant Director for Prospect Identification at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Becky is a member of the NEDRA Board of Directors.
James Rosenberg, Boston Medical Center James Rosenberg is a Major Gifts Officer at Boston Medical Center. He previously was an owner operator of 3 Domino’s Pizza franchises.
COST:
$25 Members
$50 Non-Members
LOCATION:
This program will be held as a Zoom meeting. Attendees will receive a Zoom link a day before the event. The program will not be recorded.
DEADLINES:
Deadline for registration will be Monday, October 20 at 3PM.
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