Subway Series

BurgerFuel Strategy Author Name University name Question 1 BurgerFuel is a company, founded in 1995 by Chris Mason when he opened the first store on Ponsonby Rd. in New Zealand. In two years, he opened a second restaurant and in 2007, the firm became a publicly traded company. Today, it operates 80 stores around the world. However, they are all located in Australasia and Asia including Iraq, Kuwait, New Zealand, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. BurgerFuel is planning the expansion to the

perspective is somewhat easy when their marketing campaign and advertising are as notable as Subway’s. Over several years, Subway used a spokesman who became one of the most recognizable people with one of the most recognizable stories in the United States: Jared Fogle.  Jared Fogle’s story is a simple one, not unlike many others in America: “Known around the world as the "Subway guy," Jared Fogle is by some polls one of the most famous faces on the planet. As a college student, weighing in at 425 pounds

I. Introduction The Subway restaurant chain is marked by its impressive leading global growth. It is the largest restaurant chain in the world. And its foundation and history could be not only a good example for the understanding of business, entrepreneurship and franchising, but also a story which can inspire and awake all of us to new possibilities in our own lives and careers. II. The story of Subway The story of the foundation of the first Subway restaurant started in 1965 by the 17-year-old

customers, and constructing the output, Roy Peter Clark shows us that all slogans are works of short writing. Slogans speak for the product where the company cannot. No matter the media it appears from, it has a lasting impression on everyone. When Subway [a chain sandwich shop]’s “Five Dollar

Fred Deluca Fred Deluca was a business entrepreneur who co-founded the restaurant chain called Subway. He was born in in Brooklyn, New York on October 3, 1947. He wanted to go to college to study medicine. He was encouraged by family friend Dr. Peter Buck to make money for college. His business started in 1965 when he borrowed money to start a business so he could pay for college. He didn’t succeed at first but he kept trying and was worth 3.5 billion dollars. He died from leukemia in September

INTRODUCTION Metro inc. was established in 1947 by Rolland Jeanneau and at that time the company had 43 grocery stores. Metro captured 48 of 112 supermarkets when that company went bankrupt in 1992. These stores were renamed as Super C and Metro stores. The Super C stores in Ontario were transformed to Food Basics. This report will analyse the following areas: • Effective product and service chain • boosted its efficiency during strenuous market conditions • provide healthy environment for investors

Introduction of Company: Subway is and American fast food restaurant franchise. That primarily sells sandwiches and salads. Subway is owned and operated by Doctor’s Associates Inc. and doing business as Subway IP Inc. Subway is one of the fastest growing franchises in the world. Subway having 44818 restaurants in 112 countries and territories as of Aug 9, 2016.only the united states has 26880 stores. Subway is the largest single brand chain in the world. Subway international headquarters is

• Introduction SUBWAY is a fast food restaurant franchise brand well-known around the world owed by Doctor's Associates Inc., Subway was founded in 1965 by an American seventeen-year-old entrepreneur name Fred DeLuca with his partner Dr. Peter Buck. Subway’s headquarter is located in Milford, Connecticut, USA (Subway.com, 2015). With a loan of $1,000, they started to open their 1st store named Pete’s Super Submarines in Bridgeport, Connecticut as sandwich shop and formed Doctor's Associates Inc

Business Identification & Summary: The above case study is about the success story of Subway. Subway’s type of ownership is franchise. Subway was founded in the year 1965 in state of Connecticut in the United States of America by Fred DeLuca who 17 years old at the time and was looking to pay his college fees by opening a sandwich shop. DeLuca’s restaurant has since expanded and is, today, one of the largest restaurant franchises in the world. DeLuca started by getting a loan of $1000 from a close

column exposes health precautions fast-food leaves out of their advertising. Subway may advertise “healthier” food than McDonalds but with their meats consisting of artificial ingredients, bulking agents, filler, processing aids, and even preservatives the alleged “fresh” food is hardly nutritional (Warner). Comparatively McDonalds draws in a lot of criticism for poor quality meats but examining the ingredients within Subways food there is relatively no difference (Warner). Though it is nearly impossible