Pune: The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) Pune Chapter is delighted to host a panel discussion titled "Franchising in Focus: Insights into Franchising and Franchisee Ownership” with Nyati Entrar as their Title Partner. This event will feature distinguished speakers such as Mahantesh Gurubetti from Sandwich Express, Puneet Kansal from Rolls Mania, and Aman Talreja from Murphies and Quora. Scheduled for Tuesday, May 21, 2024, at One Lounge in Koregaon Park, Pune, the discussion will be centering on the Food & Beverage sector, offering valuable strategies and insights for navigating the industry's current landscape.

Targeted at Food & Beverage Brand Owners, industry decision-makers, venture capitalists, and key stakeholders from over 20 cities, this event anticipates over 150 attendees from across the industry. The focus of the discussion will be on the significant impact and potential of franchising in the food and beverage sector, exploring expected growth, developmental trends, and the pivotal role of franchising.

Saili Jahagirdar, Head of the NRAI Pune Chapter and Owner of Zillionth Bistro & Billion Burgers, emphasized, "Franchising significantly impacts the food and beverage industry, serving as a crucial area for development with vast opportunities. The sector in India is poised for substantial growth, filled with untapped potential. We are eager to host this discussion and provide deeper insights into this critical topic, aiming to foster advancement within the industry."

Franchising plays a pivotal role in the growth and expansion of the food and beverage industry in India, offering a structured pathway for businesses to scale quickly and efficiently. With India's diverse culinary landscape and increasing consumer spending, franchising allows brands to leverage local market insights while maintaining control over quality and brand identity. This model not only facilitates rapid network expansion across various regions but also enables entrepreneurs to tap into established brand reputations and operational expertise. As urbanization increases and disposable incomes rise, the potential for franchising in India's food and beverage sector is immense, promising significant returns for both franchisors and franchisees.