Training

Wild Eggs provides a comprehensive multi-phase training program to ensure franchisees and their teams are fully prepared to operate their restaurant successfully. The training offerings include the following programs:

1. Initial Management Training Program: This consists of approximately 3 weeks of training at a corporate location and up to 19 days of on-site opening assistance. It is required for the franchisee and up to three manager-level employees. Any additional attendees (up to two more) may be accommodated for a fee.
2. Pre-Opening and Opening Support: Wild Eggs provides two corporate representatives for around 19 days to assist with setup, staff training, and the actual opening period. The franchisor covers their travel, food, and lodging costs.
3. Ongoing Advisory Support: After the initial training, Wild Eggs offers continuing advisory assistance, refresher courses, and additional management training as needed. These may include virtual seminars, in-person sessions, and on-site consultations at the franchisee's expense.
4. Hourly Employee Training Support: Additional optional training resources may be provided at the franchise location specifically for hourly employees, with costs determined by Wild Eggs.

Territory Protection

Wild Eggs provides franchisees with a defined “Protected Area” within which they are authorized to operate their restaurant. This area is typically delineated as a 3-mile radius around the restaurant (or three city blocks for downtown locations), and is established using ZIP codes, city limits, or geographical landmarks. The franchisor commits not to license or operate another Wild Eggs restaurant in this area as long as the franchisee remains in compliance with the agreement.

However, this territory protection comes with important limitations. Wild Eggs reserves the right to operate or allow others to operate within certain high-traffic “Complex” zones like airports, malls, hospitals, and universities, even if they fall within a franchisee’s Protected Area.

Additionally, Wild Eggs may engage in alternative distribution methods, including online sales or placing its products in grocery outlets, which are not restricted by the territorial protections.