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Washington, DC--Prospective franchisees can meet withfranchise leaders and hear from representatives from more than 200franchise companies at the International Franchise Expo, April11-13 at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. Inaddition to housing exhibits from hundreds of franchiseopportunities, the IFE will also offer seminars and symposiacovering topics like industry trends and owning a single unit.Seminars are free to all attendees; registration is required forthe symposia. For more information on the International FranchiseExpo, visit www.franchiseexpo.com. -InternationalFranchise Association

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