Manager operator that shares in the profits is not that unique of a proposition used a lot in the full-service restaurant industry. Kudos to Chick-Fil-A they are on a good run will be interesting to see if sustainable, only time will tell ten years from now.
HUGE Differences- MCD= publicly owned company that cares for the shareholders FIRST. CFA= privately owned family company. No greedy shareholders to placate!
It really depends on how large they want to be. The owners can make tons of money by keeping it smaller focusing on high quality and great operations. Why would you want to be a public company?
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Manager operator that shares in the profits is not that unique of a proposition used a lot in the full-service restaurant industry. Kudos to Chick-Fil-A they are on a good run will be interesting to see if sustainable, only time will tell ten years from now.
HUGE Differences- MCD= publicly owned company that cares for the shareholders FIRST.
CFA= privately owned family company. No greedy shareholders to placate!
It really depends on how large they want to be. The owners can make tons of money by keeping it smaller focusing on high quality and great operations. Why would you want to be a public company?
What's worse, greedy shareholders or greedy corporate executives trying to get rich on stock options before jumping ship?
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