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CNA INTERNATIONAL Recruitment
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 21 INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £30,000 + VAT AND WORKING CAPITAL
BFA MEMBER/STATUS FULL MINIMUM INVESTMENT N/A
CNA International is one of three business models available from the recruitment experts Network Brand Partnerships. Founded in 1993 and
now with over 20 partners (franchisees) across the UK and Europe, CNA International is an established and respected force in executive search.
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This niche recruitment business focuses on placing top level management executives on both long-term and interim contracts.
MERIDEN, WARWICKSHIRE This incredibly lucrative multi-million pound sector of the recruitment industry is forecast to grow due to the acute worldwide shortage of
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proven management talent.
TEL 0121 712 7828
• Choose your lifestyle: work from a home oﬃ ce or from commercial premises and employ your own team.
• Huge earning potential: our new partners earned an average of £115k in gross proﬁ ts last year
FAX 0121 712 7831
• No prior experience needed: with training from our experienced management team and our industry leading systems
EMAIL info@networkbrandpartnerships.com
• Help with your investment: our excellent relationship with the main high street banks means you can borrow up to 70% of your total requirement
• We support you: with a full factoring service to keep your cashﬂ ow predictable and fees structured so if you aren’t making any money, nor are we!
WEB www.networkbrandpartnerships.com
Choose to improve your life, contact Debbie Smith to discuss your options and book on to one of our discovery days.
COMPUTERXPLORERS ICT education
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 10 INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £24,500 + VAT
BFA MEMBER/STATUS PROVISIONAL MINIMUM INVESTMENT £10,000
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ComputerXplorers is part of the world’s largest education franchised network whose goal is to help children discover their own technology and
computer skills through exploration.
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A home based franchise, ComputerXplorers oﬀ ers weekly classes to children aged 3-13 years in settings ranging from nursery schools, playgroups,
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school clubs, summer camps, primary schools and other community venues.
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“We have been very impressed with the professional approach of the tutors. Activities are well planned, the software is of a high quality and
support is provided depending on the children’s needs. We only need provide the room and pupils receive a very productive after-school activity.
TEL01530 513 308
What could be easier? We would highly recommend ComputerXplorers to schools.”
FAX 01530 513 309 Marika Mears, head teacher of St Martin at Shouldham Primary School
EMAIL lsankey@computerxplorers.co.uk
With 11 million+ children and over 58,000 schools the market potential is huge, and with a low cost base proﬁ t margins are very healthy.
ComputerXplorers is run by a very experienced management team and oﬀ ers franchise owners extensive support including ﬁ rst class training,
WEB www.computerxplorers.co.uk
comprehensive marketing programmes and tools, own web site for franchise owners, extensive Extranet, centralised marketing programmes etc.
DAISO Retail
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 0 INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE ON REQUEST
BFA MEMBER/STATUS N/A MINIMUM INVESTMENT ON REQUEST
Pound shops are big business over in the UK, especially bearing in mind the current economic climate. The overseas equivalents are just as popular. One of
the biggest names in the ‘100-yen’ shop industry is Daiso. Part of the Daiso Industry Corp, it has a range of over 90,000 goods that cover a broad spectrum of
1-4-14 SAIJO- YOSHIYUKIHIGASHI, products including food, cosmetics and home décor items, as well as traditional Japanese arts and crafts – all for value for money prices.
HIGASHIHIROSHIMA-CITY Daiso has over 2,500 stores in Japan, as well as 450 stores in the US, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Canada, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain,
739-8501 JAPAN Macau and New Zealand. The US operation began in 2003, and there are now ﬁ ve stores in Washington state and ﬁ ve in California.
TEL 81 82 420 0114
By March 2005, Daiso’s sales exceeded 320 billion yen, and continues to have a rapid growth at a rate of 20 to 30 shops a month. Since Daiso has expanded its
product lines and shops on a large scale premise, it can no longer be categorised solely as a 100-yen shop – the company’s aim is to develop and sell products
FAX 81 82 423 54817
that are of true value to its customers, in particular concentrating on originality and quality.
EMAIL watanabe59@daiso-sangyo.co.jp
WEB www.daiso-sangyo.co.jp/english
DENTTECHNIQUE LTD Automotive
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 6 INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £12,500
BFA MEMBER/STATUS PROVISIONAL MINIMUM INVESTMENT £12,500 + WORKING CAPITAL
Dent-Technique specialises in paintless dent removal, the most cost-eﬀ ective and convenient way of removing dents from vehicle bodywork.
We have an enviable track record and oﬀ er a ﬁ rst class mobile service to our customers, who are car dealerships and private motorists.
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With more than 30 million vehicles on Britain’s roads, there is a massive and growing market for our type of service, which is why we are
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seeking franchisees all over the UK to join us. In this fast moving sector we need motivated and skilled people to take our brand forward – we
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hope this could be you!
All technical training to obtain the high standards required in paintless dent removal are provided and we will assist you and help you build
TEL 08708 500 625
your business guiding you along the way step by step. We will maintain this level of assistance and back up throughout your training period and
FAX 0116 275 0488 a senior paintless dent removal technician will work alongside you until you are 100% conﬁ dent in your own ability.
EMAILpaul@dent-technique.com
No previous experience is required, since comprehensive training is part of our substantial support package. If you would like to ﬁ nd out more,
ring 08708 500625 for a prospectus.
WEB www.dent-technique.com
DIETCARE Health and ﬁ tness
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 9 INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £14,750 + VAT
BFA MEMBER/STATUS N/A MINIMUM INVESTMENT £14,750 + VAT
Dietcare has been in the healthy eating, weight management business since 1976 and has established itself as a leading authority in the ﬁ eld of
obesity. Being a dietcare franchisee means you can oﬀ er your slimmers one-to-one counselling, dietetic advice with individual diets to suit their varying
144 ASHTON ROAD Metabolism and lifestyle.
MANCHESTER With escalating obesity problems in the United Kingdom, hardworking individuals or couples who are genuinely interested in health and nutrition can
M34 3HR now take advantage of this unique opportunity to open and develop their own business.
TEL 0161 292 4918
Comprehensive training and continual developments, ﬂ exible working hours, protected territories and high earning potential, without cash ﬂ ow
problems, are all part of our franchise package.
FAX 0161 292 4919
All dietcare franchise owners will be trained in the Royal Institute of Public Health practices (RIPH), in order to acquire referrals from the medical
EMAILsteve.s@dietcare.com
profession. Patron Her Majesty the Queen and approved by the Department of Health.
If you thrive on helping others, are motivated by success and passionate about developing a successful business, we want to hear from you.
WEB www.dietcare-franchise.com
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