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Franchises from £20,000 to £50,000
Bairstow Eves
Investment level:
£35,000 plus working capital
Website:
www.bairstowevesfranchising.co.uk
Email:
enquiries@bairstowevesfranchising.co.uk
Phone:
franchise focus
01932 350 314
classification:
Estate agency and lettings
Lettings go!
well tested sales and lettings operating
system, established marketing ideas,
IT systems and market leading sales
From Scandinavia to Bairstow Eves – that’s the story
training. Regular support from a
franchise business manager means that
for Tomas and Barbara Marteinsson
there is always someone on hand to
offer advice and guidance.
I
N LATE 2001 Tomas and Barbara after Robin suggested it, as he was working
“Without the
Seven years on and they are planning
Marteinsson made a signifi cant decision in the industry at the time.
signifi cant
the opening of their fourth estate agency
to sell their family-run business in They looked at a number of options and lettings offi ce following on from their
Scandinavia and move to the UK to live and fi nally decided on the Bairstow Eves
advantages
successes in Redhill, Merstham and Epsom.
nearer their son Robin. franchise, launching their fi rst business in
of the
When asked what diffi culties have
Having spent the last ten years running 2002 in Redhill, Surrey.
Bairstow Eves
they faced, Tomas replies: “It was initially
their wholesale giftware company the According to Tomas, Bairstow Eves a lot of hard work, particularly with
Marteinssons were looking for something offered a number of clear advantages;
franchise,
the effect of world events in the last
completely different that would be a fresh a well-known and respected brand, a
trading would
12 months. Without the signifi cant
challenge, offer a new type of business large national network and an excellent
have been
advantages of the Bairstow Eves
and have the potential for growth and reputation amongst its customers. In franchise, trading would have been a
development. They decided to investigate addition, the Bairstow Eves franchise
a lot more
lot more diffi cult, particularly with the
the estate agency and lettings business proposition offered an established and diffi cult.” lettings side of the business.” ■
DRIVEN BY AMBITION?
Then invest in an AWARD-WINNING business!
“This is a great time to invest in a Driver Hire franchise. As the economy recovers
and business levels improve amongst our customers, there will be an increased
demand for good quality temporary staff. Good news for our business!”
Chris Chidley, CEO, Driver Hire
about the Business…
• Proven management franchise with a 25-year record of success
• bfa “Franchisor of the Year” Finalist last 4 years, outright Winners 2006
• Market leaders in this key B2B recruitment sector
• 100-strong branch network
…and the Opportunity
• Attractive net profits, low fixed costs
“The Driver Hire Head Office support and the sales and marketing
campaigns are invaluable to me. Just go along and meet the team!”
• Genuine re-sale investment potential
Paul Dyson – franchise owner,
• No previous knowledge or experience required
Driver Hire Grimsby & Scunthorpe (joined 2007)
• Comprehensive training and ongoing Head office support
“Success really is quite simple. If you follow the system, believe in yourself
• Invest in a start-up or an existing business – various UK locations available
and build a great team around you, there really are no limits with Driver Hire.”
Grant Wilson – franchise owner,
Driver Hire Aberdeen (joined 1994)
Entry-level investment from £35,000
(licence fee £25,000)
Help available with purchase finance
www.driverhire.co.uk/franchiseopportunities
WINNER: REC ‘One in a Million’ - the UK’s best Temporary Worker 2008
REC ‘Agency Driver of the Year’ 2005-2008 bfa ‘Franchisor of the Year’ 2006
November 2009
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