August 11, 2026 - 06:27

Teriyaki Madness is putting even more muscle behind its franchise expansion by bringing in a new hire to sharpen its real estate support. The company has brought Jake Lowell on board to lead the charge, and his job is to make the already strong real estate program even faster and more effective for new and existing franchise owners.
The move is part of the brand's updated Real Estate Fast Track program, which is designed to cut down the time it takes to find, approve, and open new locations. Lowell's role is to work directly with franchisees on site selection, lease negotiations, and getting stores up and running without the usual delays. The company says this kind of hands-on help is what sets it apart from other franchisors, who often leave owners to figure out real estate on their own.
Teriyaki Madness has been growing steadily across the country, and the leadership change signals that the brand is serious about keeping that momentum going. With Lowell's background in commercial real estate and franchise development, the company expects to see quicker turnaround on new store openings. For franchisees, that means less time waiting and more time serving up bowls of teriyaki chicken and rice to hungry customers. The brand is betting that this sharper focus on real estate will help it stand out in a crowded fast-casual market.
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