Franchise-Meet® Event Series in Malaga and Toronto by EPCC Global
Malaga, Spain / Toronto, Canada — EPCC Global LDA has officially announced the launch of its Franchise-Meet® Event Series, a premier international platform designed to connect franchise brands, investors, and entrepreneurs across global markets. The event series will be organized annually in Malaga (Spain) and Toronto (Canada), reinforcing EPCC Global LDA’s commitment to fostering cross-border franchise expansion and business collaboration.
The Franchise-Meet® Event Series aims to bring together established and emerging franchise brands with potential franchisees, master franchise partners, and investors from Europe, North America, and beyond. Each edition of the event will feature one-to-one business meetings, keynote sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, offering participants direct access to decision-makers and industry experts.
Malaga, recognized as a growing hub for international business and innovation in Southern Europe, will serve as the European host city, while Toronto, one of North America’s most dynamic and multicultural business centers, will host the Canadian edition. Together, these locations provide strategic gateways for brands seeking international growth and market entry.
According to EPCC Global LDA, the Franchise-Meet® Event Series is designed to simplify franchise matchmaking, accelerate partnership development, and support brands in identifying the right expansion opportunities in new territories. The events will cover a wide range of sectors, including food & beverage, retail, education, healthcare, services, and emerging franchise concepts.
With this annual series, EPCC Global LDA strengthens its role as a global connector in the franchise ecosystem, offering a structured, high-impact environment where businesses can explore expansion strategies, investment opportunities, and long-term partnerships.
Further details regarding event dates, participating brands, and registration will be announced in due course.