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Dan Lipschultz

Head of Growth

Dan leads growth and prospective-client relationships at Lotus. He brings twenty years of franchise ownership to the role, alongside his work advising buyers through The Franchise Shoppe.

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Portrait of Dan Lipschultz

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Track record

20 yrs Multi-unit franchise ownership
800+ Franchise brands covered by his advisory work
75+ Industries covered
At Lotus

Dan works with prospective clients before they meet with a partner, discussing what they want to acquire and the capital they can commit. He leads prospect qualification and the appointment pipeline for both Lotus and Legacy.

Background

About Dan

Dan Lipschultz leads growth at Lotus and manages the firm’s first conversations with prospective clients. He works with buyers to understand their acquisition goals and financial position before they begin discussions with a partner. He also leads prospect qualification and the appointment pipeline for the Legacy network.

Dan has owned and operated Out-U-Go! since 2006 and serves as its President and CEO. His twenty years as a multi-unit franchise owner inform the advice he gives people considering business ownership.

He is also President and managing consultant of The Franchise Shoppe, where he advises buyers across more than 800 brands in over 75 industries. A Certified Franchise Consultant, he holds an M.A. from the University of Colorado Boulder.

Expertise

  • Franchise Ownership
  • Franchise Consulting
  • Buyer Qualification
  • Business Development
  • Growth Strategy

Experience in practice

Selected experience & results

Out-U-Go!

Dan’s twenty years as a multi-unit franchise owner give him firsthand experience of running the kind of business many of his clients want to buy.

The Franchise Shoppe

As President and managing consultant, he helps prospective owners evaluate franchise opportunities across more than 800 brands.

Lotus & Legacy

Dan manages the early conversations with prospective buyers, reviewing their financial position and acquisition goals before arranging a partner discussion.