The International Pizza Hut Franchise Holders Association represents the independent owners who operate Pizza Hut restaurants, working with the brand and with each other to keep the system strong.
IPHFHA gives franchisees a collective voice with Pizza Hut and with lawmakers, and provides cost-effective services that individual owners would find hard to arrange on their own.
The first Pizza Hut opens in Wichita, Kansas.
Pizza Hut franchise owners form IPHFHA in Wichita to speak with one voice.
Franchisees launch the Pizza Hut Foundation to support scholarships, mentorship and literacy.
IPHFHA represents the independent owners of more than 4,600 Pizza Hut restaurants, from its office in Wichita.
A board of directors elected by members sets the association's direction, supported by regional boards, committees and a professional staff in Wichita.
Franchise owners elected by members guide IPHFHA's priorities, including the joint priorities set each year with Pizza Hut.
Regional boards bring local perspective from franchisees across the country.
More than 20 committees and advisory councils focus on specific parts of the business.
Board updates, committee pages, meeting materials, marketing best practices, legislative alerts and group insurance programs, all in one secure place.
