Author: Timothy Katsch
Timothy Katsch
Tim Katsch is a former EVP of a Franchisor overseeing Operations, Real Estate, Construction and Marketing divisions. He now runs Franchise Hire Recruiting & Executive Search helping select franchise brands locate hard-to-find professionals who makeup strong franchise teams. In the wee hours of the morning he loves to write about what's happening in franchising.
Docusign has officially entered the AI era of contracts. In a move poised to redefine how businesses handle agreements, the company introduced the industry’s first purpose-built…
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