Franchising Exposed by Chris Gibson

Franchising Exposed by Chris Gibson

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Franchising Exposed by Chris Gibson

Have you ever heard he word franchising but dont really understand what it could mean to you? Whether you are considering buying a franchise or you want to franchise your business, this manual explains how to make the right decision. Essential advice for franchisees and franchisors is contained in this reference, so both sides can understand how to get the best from a partnership
Gibson, C. G.: - Chris Gibson received an honours degree in Mathematics from St Andrews University in 1963, and later the degrees of Drs Math and Dr Math from the University of Amsterdam, returning to England in 1967 to begin his 35 year mathematics career at the University of Liverpool. His interests turned towards the geometric areas, and he was a founder member of the Liverpool Singularities Group until his retirement in 2002 as Reader in Pure Mathematics, with over 60 published papers in that area. In 1974 he co-authored the significant 'Topological Stability of Smooth Mappings' (published by Springer Verlag) presenting the first detailed proof of Thom's Topological Stability Theorem. In addition to purely theoretical work in singularity theory, he jointly applied singular methods to specific questions about caustics arising in the physical sciences. His later interests lay largely in the applications to theoretical kinematics, and to problems arising in theoretical robotics. This interest gave rise to a substantial collaboration with Professor K. H. Hunt in the Universities of Monash and Melbourne, and produced a formal classification of screw systems. At the teaching level his major contribution was to pioneer the re-introduction of undergraduate geometry teaching. The practical experience of many years of undergraduate teaching was distilled into three undergraduate texts published by Cambridge University Press, now widely adopted internationally for undergraduate (and graduate) teaching.
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ISBN 13 9780956761804
ISBN 10 0956761801
Title Franchising Exposed
Author Chris Gibson
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Alliebooks.co.uk
Year published 2011-01-01
Number of pages 254
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