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Domino’s offers franchise program for vetsDomino’s offers franchise program for vets

November 8, 2007

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ANN ARBOR Mich. Domino’s Pizza has introduced a franchise program for U.S. military veterans that provides them with “significantly discounted business opportunities,” the chain said.

Domino’s program offers a $20,000 franchise fee discount, operational savings, rebates and training to qualified, honorably discharged veterans. Spouses of active military members also are eligible to open a franchise at the discounted costs.

The program is similar to one that Little Caesar Enterprises launched on Veterans Day last year. Little Caesars’ plan offers a $5,000 franchise fee discount for the first store and $5,000 credit on the initial equipment order. Disabled veterans are eligible for even more savings.

Both chains said they launched their programs to help veterans make a smooth transition to civilian life after leaving the military.

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