In an Alloy Cooperative, how many votes does each member have?

According to Alloy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, each member of a Cooperative, including Alloy or its affiliates, has one vote on all Cooperative matters. However, to prevent any single entity from dominating the Cooperative's decisions, no franchisee or group of franchisees under common control can hold more than 25% of the total vote.

This structure ensures that all members have a voice in the Cooperative's activities, such as marketing programs and promotional materials. By limiting the voting power of any single franchisee or affiliated group, Alloy aims to maintain a balance of power and prevent decisions that might disproportionately benefit a few members at the expense of others.

For a prospective Alloy franchisee, this means that while you will have a say in the Cooperative's decisions, your influence will be limited to ensure fair representation for all members. This system is designed to foster collaboration and prevent any one entity from controlling the Cooperative's resources and strategies. Franchisees should consider this voting structure as a factor in their overall assessment of the Alloy franchise opportunity.