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Whether it’s operational excellence, community

involvement or marketing execution, this team has

raised the bar on Guest service, process innovation

and sales growth.

With 14 consecutive years of same store sales

growth, a 50-year history and 40% growth in store

locations over the past 2 years, Mary Brown’s is an

exciting, Truly Canadian franchise opportunity.

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Franchisee of the Year 2016

Peggy & Charlie Young, Princess St., Kingston ON

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who wants to grow the brand, and is as passionate as
we are,” says Nahas. Training starts with two weeks in
Halifax, and then three weeks at the new franchise loca-
tion, along with ongoing support in areas like marketing,
system support, and training. “We can recreate what
we’ve done in Halifax in any city in Canada. We’ve cre-
ated brand awareness for people who know about the
donair, and those who don’t.”
The company is focusing on Alberta and Ontario for
its first franchises, and is aiming to have a location in
downtown Toronto by late 2017.
“Though we’re a new brand, we have over 50 years
of industry experience between us,” Nahas points out.

“Johnny K’s is a combination of our experience and tak-

ing the donair back to its roots, starting from Halifax’s

most iconic corner.”

JOHNNY K’S AUTHENTIC DONAIRS STATS

Corporate units in Canada: 1

Franchise fee: $15K

Investment required: $125K

Start-up capital required: $50K

Tr aining: Ye s

Available territories: All of Canada, US

In business since: 2015

CFA member since: 2016

UNIQUELY CANADIAN