ROSEMARY CONLEY DIET AND FITNESS CLUBS
numBer of ouTleTs Bfa memBership
quorn house meeTinG sT quorn, leics le12 8eX
TEL 01509 622 005 FAX 01509 621 046 EMAIL
heather.shaw@
rosemaryconley.com WEB
www.rosemaryconley.com
180 iniTial franchise fee FULL minimum invesTmenT
Diet and fitness £21,750 + VAT
Working capital required
Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness Clubs is the only national slimming organisation in the UK to offer both dietary advice and exercise in the same class, taught by professionally qualified instructors. Established in 1993, over 170 franchisees currently run around 2,000 classes each week for their 80,000 members. We offer franchisees a great deal of support and we are proud to have won the bfa’s Franchisor of the Year Award for the second time in 2005!
If you are committed to a healthy lifestyle, we would like to hear from you. A love of exercise is essential and you may have conquered a weight problem in the past.
Full training as an exercise-to-music instructor is given to those not already qualified and all franchisees complete the Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness Clubs’ Certificate in Applied Nutrition and Weight Management, a qualification accredited by University College Chester, University of Liverpool.
SIGNS EXPRESS LTD
numBer of ouTleTs Bfa memBership
80 iniTial franchise fee FULL minimum invesTmenT
Signage £21,000
£32,500 Launched in 1989, Signs Express has developed into the UK and Ireland’s leading signage business and franchise network.
The old church sT maTThews road norwich nr1 1sp
TEL 01603 625 925 FAX 01603 613 136 EMAIL
franchise@signsexpress.co.uk WEB
www.signsexpress.co.uk
THE SUBWAY® CHAIN
numBer of ouTleTs 1,450+IN UK iniTial franchise fee Bfa memBership
FULL minimum invesTmenT
Our franchise model has been designed to provide a full professional service to a vast marketplace of potential customers in the lucrative business-to-business sector. Prospective franchisees require no industry experience as full training and ongoing support is provided. Your skills will be entirely based on your own experience. Key attributes include:
• Drive and determination to succeed • Commitment and enthusiasm for hard work • Commercial business-to-business awareness • Excellent management skills and good sales ability
A typical Signs Express franchise operates from a light industrial unit, meaning no costly high street premises and a greater versatility that van-based franchises.
Fast food
£10,000 Franchise Fee £100,000
chasTon house, mill courT hinTon way, GreaT shelford camBridGeshire cB22 5ld
TEL 0800 0855 058 uK / 001 800 413 076 eire FAX 01223 844 884 EMAIL
franchiseopportunities@subway.co.uk WEB
www.subway.co.uk
THE ALTERNATIVE BOARD numBer of ouTleTs 15 iniTial franchise fee
Bfa memBer ship PROVISIONAL minimum invesTmenT Over 20 years The Alternative Board®
The alTernaTive Board 15, hornBeam square souTh, hornBeam parK, harroGaTe, hG2 8nB
TEL 0800 118 5058 FAX 0800 118 5059 EMAIL
mallison@thealternativeboard.co.uk WEB
www.thealternativeboard.co.uk
THE ZIP YARD
numBer of ouTleTs Bfa memBership
17 iniTial franchise fee N/A minimum invesTmenT
The SUBWAY® chain is the largest specialist sandwich chain in the UK & Ireland, with more than 1,450 stores. Worldwide, the SUBWAY® chain has more than 31,500 stores in 91 countries. Stores offer customers a delicious range of Subs made right in front of them on freshly baked bread – just the way they want it. The SUBWAY® chain is seeking to open a further 550 stores in the UK and Ireland by 2010. The flexibility of the franchise system has enabled outlets to open in a wide range of locations. According to a report from the British Sandwich Association, the SUBWAY® chain hit the no.1 spot in the UK for sandwich sales in May 2008 – with nearly double the sales of its nearest competitor. The chain was named the no.1 global franchise opportunity by Entrepreneur magazine in its 2009 Annual Franchise 500 Ranking – the sixteenth time it has received this honour. The concept is to keep franchisee investment low, the operation simple and offer customers fresh, great tasting food. There is no need for grills and fryers in a SUBWAY® outlet and because of the simplicity of the operation, there is an adaptable approach to the physical layout of the outlets.
Business Coaching £35,000
ON REQUEST (TAB) has become the world’s largest franchisor of peer advisory board
services and business coaching. Ranked in the annual Entrepreneur Franchise 500, TAB franchisee owners have the unique opportunity to apply their business experience and expertise to help their local business community. TAB franchisees bring together owners of privately held businesses to overcome challenges and seize new opportunities, through a combination of facilitated peer advice & sound business coaching supported by TAB’s proprietary tools & processes.
Our franchisees are experienced business consultants, ex senior corporate managers and/or entrepreneurs If you are, personable, persuasive and resilient, service and relationship oriented, have 6 years + of management experience and enjoy working with business owners, then let’s talk.
Retail £15,000 £40,000-£45,000 The Zip Yard is one of the most successful and fastest growing garments business in the UK and Ireland.
uniT 2, carTwriGhT courT foresT Business parK Bardon, coalville le67 1uB
TEL 01530 513 307 EMAIL
jmatthews@thezipyard.co.uk WEB
www.thezipyard.co.uk
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• The Zip Yard is owned and operated by the franchise team who also run Recognition Express, who have over 30 years plus experience in business franchising. The team are on hand to offer help and advice, marketing support, on-going training, product development and much more.
• We need people who are ambitious to run their own business, customer driven, well organised and keen to follow a proven business system.
• Two weeks comprehensive training covering business practices, computer systems, running a centre, marketing and promotions, recruitment and counter sales.
A-Z FRANCHISE DIRECTORY To be included call 020 8394 5283
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