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Most people think they know all there is to know about McDonald’s restaurants – they make a hot meal convenient for those on the go, serve world-famous French fries and are
represented by the fun-loving Ronald McDonald. Right? |
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Ninety percent of the more than 120 San Diego McDonald’s are owned and operated by independent men and women business owners |
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Many families own and operate McDonald’s restaurants. In fact, half of San Diego restaurants are owned and operated by dads, sons, mothers, daughters and siblings |
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San Diego McDonald’s owners support their local schools by hosting McTeacher’s Nights – events where teachers “work” behind the McDonald’s counter to raise funds for their schools. One local owner/operator even had an art cabinet custom built to showcase the artwork of students from a local elementary school |
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San Diego McDonald’s spend nearly $95.4 million in the community each year and employ 4,485 people in management, support and operation staff positions. McDonald’s owner/operators often work side by side with their employees and help to develop the employees’ career skills |
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McDonald's restaurants in San Diego are a major employer of women in the communities in which they operate. Overall, nearly 240 women hold 63.7 percent of the career positions at McDonald’s |
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We invite you to learn more about your local McDonald’s restaurants, some of the people who own them and the crew
who work to help you enjoy a great-tasting, enjoyable meal. View our Owner/Operator Profiles >> |