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DiversityFran Participating Companies -As of October 2014 (118 members) Formerly known as MinorityFran Abrakadoodle, Inc FranNet A Caring Home Care Services Freggies (Home Task) Aladdin Doors Franchising, Inc FreshCoat Painters AdviCoach – (formerly known as BAI) Furniture Medic Alpha Graphics Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery and Always Best Care Senior Services Grill Alta Mere Toys for Your Car (Moran) Gordon & Rees, LLP Bankers One Capital Granite Transformations Baskin-Robbins Great Clips, Inc Benetrends Great Steak (Kahala) Bennigans Growth Coach Blimpie Subs and Salads (Kahala) Home Helpers Bonanza Steakhouse HomeTask, Inc Bookkeeping Express I9 Sports Corporation BrightStar Franchising Jomsom Franchise Company, LLC Burger 21 Jan-Pro Franchising Business Alliance, Inc Kahala Corporation Business Partner Marketing Coach Keepsake Companions (KC Franchises Inc) Camp Bow Wow KFC- YUM! Brands Captain D’s Kinderdance International, Inc Caring Transitions Kumon North America, Inc Carvel (Focus Brands) Lawn Authority (Home Task) Central Bark Doggy Day Care Lawn Doctor Cereality- Cereal Bar & Café (Kahala) Lenny’s Franchisor, LLC Chick-fil-A Liberty Tax Service Choice Hotels, International Little Caesars Cinnabon (Focus Brands) MAACO (Driven Brands) Cold Stone Creamery (Kahala) Maid Brigade CruiseOne Mama Fu’s Asian House Data Doctors (Home Task, Inc) McAlister’s Deli DirectBuy Meineke Care Care (Driven Brands) Domino’s Pizza Metal Supermarkets Franchising Drama Kids International America Dunkin’ Donuts Milex Complete Auto Care (Moran) Elmer’s Restaurants, Inc Millicare Commercial Carpet Cleaner Executive Care Miller Canfield Family Fare Moe’s Southwest Grill Fantastic Sams Molly Maid, Inc FASTSIGNS International, Inc Moran Industries Figaro’s Pizza Mr. Handyman FirstLight Homecare Mr. Transmission (Moran) Franchise America Finance Murray Law, P.A. Franchise Opportunity Specialist Nrgize Lifestyle Café (Kahala) FranChoice NYS Collection Eyewear Pet Butler (Home Task) Ponderosa Steakhouse Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Precision Door Service Precision Tune Auto Care Protect Painters Rancho 1 (Kahala) Relax The Back Rapid Realty NYC Salsarita’s Inc Samurai Sam’s Teriyaki Grill (Kahala) Schlotzsky’s ServiceMaster Clean Smartview Window Solutions (Moran) Sparkle Wash Stratus Building Solutions Super Coups Synergy HomeCare Franchising, LLC Swiss Farm Stores Surf City Squeeze (Kahala) Tacotime (Kahala) Tasti D-Lite The Entrepreneur Authority The Entrepreneur’s Source The Little Gym The Maids International, Inc The Melting Pot Restaurants Valpak Vanguard Cleaning Systems Villa Enterprises Woodhouse Day Spas Yellow Van Handyman (Home Task) .

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