For a first-time Beef O Bradys franchisee, how many trainers are provided during the Opening Week?
Beef_O_Bradys Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
If the Family Sports Pub you are opening under this Agreement is your first Family Sports Pub, we, or our designee, will provide supervision and assistance prior to the opening of your Family Sports Pub and immediately following the opening date of your Family Sports Pub (the "Opening On-Site Assistance").
We, or our designee, will provide up to 4 trainers for a total of 5 days during the week prior to your Family Sports Pub opening ("Training Week") and 4 trainers for a total of 6 days during the week your Family Sports Pub opens ("Opening Week").
Source: Item 23 — RECEIPTS. (FDD pages 66–330)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Beef O Bradys' 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if you are opening your first Family Sports Pub, Beef O Bradys will provide 4 trainers for a total of 6 days during the week your Family Sports Pub opens, which is referred to as the "Opening Week". This on-site assistance is part of the support provided to new franchisees to help ensure a smooth opening.
In addition to the trainers provided by Beef O Bradys, franchisees should be aware that they are responsible for all expenses related to food and beverage products used at their Family Sports Pub during the Opening On-Site Assistance. If additional training support is requested during this period, it will cost $250 per day per trainer, and the franchisee will also be responsible for all travel, wage, and lodging expenses for the additional trainers.
It is important to note that if the franchisee delays the opening of the Family Sports Pub after it has been agreed upon, they will be responsible for all additional expenses caused by the delay, such as change fees or rate increases in airfare, hotel, and other travel expenses, as well as lost wages for trainers due to the rescheduled dates. This highlights the importance of adhering to the agreed-upon opening schedule to avoid incurring additional costs.