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Along with Missouri Western State University (MWSU) and Auntie Anne's franchisee, Steve Craig, Auntie Anne’s is giving college graduates the fantastic opportunity to own their own franchise. The Center for Franchise Development and the Applied Entrepreneurial Program has been incredibly successful, with a success rate of over 90% since its launch, showing our dedication to caring for people.   This year, we're absolutely thrilled to have awarded a well-established Auntie Anne's franchise to Caleb Keling, an outstanding graduate from MWSU. Caleb's journey involved a rigorous mini-internship and a comprehensive business plan presentation, which truly showcased his suitability as a franchise owner. He's now joining a network of previous franchise recipients, who are more than willing to lend a hand to new entrepreneurs.   Over the past 15 years, MWSU has played a pivotal role in helping 25 franchisees establish 56 franchises across the United States, resulting in over $34 million in annual sales. The most recent two Auntie Anne's recipients have achieved remarkable success, nearly doubling their sales and expanding their entrepreneurial ventures. We're incredibly excited to support Caleb on what we're sure will be a successful entrepreneurial journey— a huge congratulations to Caleb!

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Auntie Anne's meets our local University, we love it! 👏

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Patrick Hummel

Senior Director of Real Estate at GoTo Foods

8mo

Excited for Caleb and proud to be a part of this inspiring and life changing program over the past 5 years with Steve Craig and the folks at MWSU, especially the program director, Pamela Klaus. Thank you Auntie Anne's and GoTo Foods for your support.

Jeff Shelton

Senior Manager, Business Development

8mo

What a great program! Congrats to you Caleb! And 90%+ success rate - amazing Auntie Anne's!

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