Editor, Inside Franchise Business, franchisebusiness.com.au
Sarah Stowe is an Editor at Inside Franchise Business, franchisebusiness.com.au. She specializes in business and economics, with a particular focus on retail, brick-and-mortar establishments, and the food and beverage sectors. Sarah’s insights and analyses have been featured in publications such as Inside Retail Australia, Inside FMCG, Buzzacott, and Professional Outsource Group.
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Sarah Stowe's coverage heavily involves press releases and private sector announcements, often focusing on product promotions within the franchising, business, entrepreneurship, retail, and small business sectors. To effectively reach out to Sarah Stowe for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider providing her with newsworthy press releases and exclusive access to private sector announcements related to franchising, small businesses' growth stories or promotions in the retail industry. It's essential to emphasize unique angles that align with her focus on product promotion within these specific industries.
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Orlando Cat Cafe is taking the concept to new heights through franchising. (Source: Supplied)
By: Sarah Stowe
US fast food brand Wendy’s, the home of the square hamburger, will officially launch with a site on Cavill Avenue in Surfer’s Paradise, Gold Coast on January 15, 2025.
Bank of Queensland failed banking standards. (Source: Bigstock) The Bank of Queensland has been sanctioned for charging a total of $158,834 in fees and interest to the estates of deceased customers.
In Australia there are 23 clubs and another five set to open soon. (Source: planetfitnessaustralia.com.au)
Peter Fiasco joins Hip Pocket Workwear & Safety in the CEO role. (Source: Supplied)
Hip Pocket Workwear & Safety has announced a leadership shift, appointing a CEO to the 31-year-old Australian-owned business. The retail chain has more than 50 locations in its network.
By: Sarah Stowe
Just six months into his new Battery Zone business and David Strucelj is happy he jump-started a new career.
Brenton Howie leaves for the manufacturing sector. (Source: LinkedIn) Brenton Howie, CEO of Schnitz Australia, is to exit his role from the food franchise on 10 March 2025.
The Snap Fitness expansion hits a milestone – 350 clubs in Australia. (Source: Supplied) Snap Fitness has unveiled its 350th club at Kiama in New South Wales.
Members can get more out of their workout with the latest innovation. (Source: Supplied) Strong Pilates is offering more benefits to its members with the introduction of a new equipment system.
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