What steps should I take to start a Starbucks Coffee Franchise?
I briefly looked at a site with information on a Starbucks franchise, and it said that they provide training. But I'm thinking that taking college courses/getting a degree would be helpful. If I did take college course/get a degree; any suggestions as to what degree/courses to go for?
I'm on limited income, but know of at least one agency (VESID) that might give me a grant to start my own business. Would anyone know of any other agencies that could possibly help me out with the financial matters?
Any advice, suggestions, plan of action is welcomed. Thank you.
Answers:
I think starting a coffee shop is a great opportunity. Unfortunately, I think you can only sell starbucks coffee with your own franchise, not franchise one of their shops. Check out their FAQs on franchising.
http://www.starbucks.com/customer/faq_qa...
Unless you want to leverage their brand, I would suggest another coffee brand that does franchise in North America, or perhaps try starting up your own brand, depending upon how much funding you have available.
There are standards set by Starbucks. People management is very important and the choice of correct location to open a franchise.
General management is needed, no need of too much details as alot standards are being set already due to the nature of franchise.
So degree in Business Management is good enough.
Most importantly, you must have the capital to start franchise. You must discuss with Starbucks and see what they can advise you on. Especially on their terms and condition.
It is funny how many people will answer this without any knowing what they are talking about.
Your answer is simple. Starbucks is not a franchise, and they do not plan to be. Go to the link below.
I don't think Starbuck has franchises. I believe all the stores are company owned. Check their website for more info.
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