Franchise Development Contracts Specialist

Inspire; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Inspire is seeking a contracts administrator to draft and manage franchise development documents, transfer and termination papers, and franchise agreements in a fast-paced environment. You will ensure accuracy, update databases, and support cross-functional teams across domestic development projects.

Qualified candidates typically hold a 4-year degree (English or Law preferred) with 1–2 years in franchising or contracts administration; paralegal certification is a plus.

Qualifications

• Required Minimum: 4-Year Degree or equivalent work experience(English or Law degrees preferred)
• Preferred Minimum: 1-2yearsof work experience in franchising and/or contracts administration
• Preferred Minimum: Paralegal Certification

Responsibilities

• Accurately draft all required transaction documents for new development, upcoming openings, transfers, amendments, and/or terminations in accordance to franchise law and Inspire policies
• Assist with the administration of with all aspects of the franchise related development and franchise agreements and franchise disclosure requirements
• Update all contract related information into applicable databases
• Support cross-functional team members
• Complete a high volume of transactions in a fast-paced environment ensuring delivery to the franchisee or company representative, receiving sign/returned documents, reviewing for accuracy and completeness, and ensuring enclosure of all funds due
• Other tasks as required to support domestic franchise development

Skills

MS Office Suite

Database management

Strong written/verbal communication

Self-starter/independent work

Critical thinking

Franchise relationships

Time management

Organizational skills

Education

4-Year Degree or equivalent

Paralegal Certification

Tools

FRM

Salesforce

DocuSign

Oracle

Job description

Inspire is seeking a contracts administrator to draft and manage franchise development documents, transfer and termination papers, and franchise agreements in a fast-paced environment. You will ensure accuracy, update databases, and support cross-functional teams across domestic development projects.

Qualified candidates typically hold a 4-year degree (English or Law preferred) with 1–2 years in franchising or contracts administration; paralegal certification is a plus.