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Great Harvest Encourages Franchise Originality

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October 23, 2007

Great Harvest Bakery encourages each of its franchisees across 40 states to do their own thing.

The hours are very long, but people who've acquired franchises of the upscale bakery chain tend to make a decent living and enjoy their work.

Their story is part of NPR's ongoing series "Making Ends Meet."

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