Is it required for the transferee of an Amorino franchise to complete the initial training program?

According to Amorino's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a transferee must complete the then-current initial training program to the franchisor's satisfaction. This requirement is part of the conditions that must be met for the transfer of an Amorino franchise to be approved.

This means that if you are planning to sell your Amorino franchise, the person or entity buying it will need to undergo Amorino's training. This ensures that the new owner is properly equipped to maintain the brand's standards and operational procedures. The transferee will need to satisfy Amorino that they meet the educational, managerial, and business standards, possess good character and credit rating, have the aptitude and ability to conduct the franchised business, and have adequate financial resources to operate the store.

This requirement protects the Amorino brand by ensuring that all franchisees, even those who acquire existing locations, are properly trained and capable of upholding the company's standards. As the seller, you'll want to make sure any potential buyers are aware of this training requirement and are willing to commit the time and resources necessary to complete it. This could affect the pool of potential buyers and the timeline for completing the transfer.