
Cinnabon Franchise Owners List: Inside the Ownership Data
A near-pure franchise model
DataLane maps roughly 367 Cinnabon operators running about 988 locations across the U.S.—an average of 2.7 locations per operator. Nearly all are franchised, owner-operated businesses, not corporate stores, which is exactly the buyer you can reach with a direct mobile number.
Ownership stays broad, not concentrated
Unlike the most consolidated franchise systems, Cinnabon ownership stays spread out—the 10 operators running 10 or more locations control only about 39% of U.S. locations, and even the single largest operator runs just 172 locations. Overall, the 10 largest operators hold just 39% of locations, the top 25 about 50%, and the top 50 about 59%. Reaching this system means reaching a wide base of operators, not a handful of giants.
A long tail of single-store owners
Below the multi-unit tier sits a deep base of smaller owners: 83% of Cinnabon operators—about 306—run just one or two locations, with another 51 running three to nine. That split is a filter: target the large portfolios for enterprise deals, or the single-store owners for volume—and DataLane tags every record with its location count.
Many operators run multi-brand portfolios
About 56% of Cinnabon operators also run at least one other franchise brand, most often Schlotzsky's, Auntie Anne's, and Carvel Ice Cream. DataLane resolves the same owner across every brand they operate, so you see the full portfolio, not just their Cinnabon locations.
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What's in the franchise owner database
Live sample — Cinnabon franchise owners in the U.S.
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| Owner | Franchise entity | City | State | Phone | Locations | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adrian Alvarado | Sunbelt Foods Group LLC | Dallas | TX | (214) ***-**** | a***@***.com | 138 locations |
| Beatrice Holloway | Vantage Restaurant Partners LLC | Columbus | OH | (614) ***-**** | b***@***.com | 95 locations |
| Caleb Ellington | Meridian Foods Group LLC | San Diego | CA | (619) ***-**** | c***@***.com | 65 locations |
| Delia Booker | Cornerstone Restaurant Partners LLC | Atlanta | GA | (404) ***-**** | d***@***.com | 45 locations |
| Ezra Iverson | Keystone Foods Group LLC | Nashville | TN | (615) ***-**** | e***@***.com | 31 locations |
| Fiona Pappas | Northgate Restaurant Group LLC | Sacramento | CA | (916) ***-**** | f***@***.com | 22 locations |
| Gavin Castellano | Silverline Foods Partners LLC | Chicago | IL | (312) ***-**** | g***@***.com | 15 locations |
| Hazel Jennings | Highpoint Restaurant Group LLC | Kansas City | MO | (816) ***-**** | h***@***.com | 10 locations |
| Ivan Quintero | Copper Creek Foods Group LLC | Raleigh | NC | (919) ***-**** | i***@***.com | 5 locations |
| Josephine Dunn | Crossroads Restaurant Partners LLC | Phoenix | AZ | (602) ***-**** | j***@***.com | 3 locations |
Cinnabon ownership, mapped

FAQ
DataLane publishes coverage and accuracy metrics it stands behind. Across franchise brands, expect roughly 60–70% coverage—a cell-phone number and the owner's name for that share of the accounts you care about—with delivered data 80%+ accurate. Coverage runs higher for larger holding groups than for one- or two-unit owners, and for bigger multi-unit operators DataLane often returns multiple contacts per account—still counted as a single account credit.
The full ownership hierarchy: every Cinnabon location rolled up to the franchisee holding group that owns it, a brand-to-account-name mapping, and decision-maker contact data for each account. You also get location-level detail—the specific addresses each group operates—plus the primary city and state where most of a group's locations sit. Connected account names are derived from FDD filings.
Most Cinnabon owners and operators simply aren't active on LinkedIn—they're effectively invisible to profile-based prospecting, and legacy tools tend to hand you a main store line, so reps burn time on gatekeepers. DataLane solves the two hard parts: which owners to prioritize, and the direct mobile number of the actual decision-maker.
DataLane runs new-opening checks about every two weeks and is usually on the leading edge of recency. The one caveat: the full holding-group hierarchy for a brand-new location can lag until additional sources confirm the owner, and the biggest hierarchy movements cluster around new FDD releases.
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