What happens if a DryJect franchisee who is an individual does not actively participate in the business?

According to DryJect's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee is an individual, the grant of the DryJect license is made in reliance on the franchisee's personal attributes. It is also based on the trust and confidence that DryJect places in the franchisee. DryJect also relies on the franchisee's representation that they will actively and substantially participate personally in the beneficial ownership and management of the DryJect Franchised Business.

This means that DryJect expects individual franchisees to be actively involved in the day-to-day operations and management of their franchise. The agreement is made with the understanding that the individual's skills and efforts will be crucial to the success of the business.

If an individual franchisee does not actively participate in the business, it could be considered a breach of the franchise agreement. While the FDD does not explicitly state the consequences of non-participation, it implies that DryJect could take action to protect its interests, potentially including termination of the franchise agreement. Prospective franchisees should clarify with DryJect what specific actions or metrics define 'active and substantial participation' to avoid any misunderstandings.