The National Franchise Exhibition Preview Invest in a rewarding career with a successful brand
In spite of the economic downturn, the franchise industry has repeatedly shown its resilience and stability by outperforming many other sectors. Well-established as a statistically safer pathway to owning your own business, franchising looks set to continue its long-term growth trends Brian Smart, Director General of the bfa
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If you’re dreaming of running your own business, a visit to The National Franchise Exhibition is the ideal event for discovering all about franchising and what it can off er.
At the UK’s largest franchise exhibition, you can meet with over 140 exhibitors and access a huge range of free seminars, expert advice and one-to-one consultations giving a comprehensive insight into the variety of opportunities available, and how to make them a success.
Meet fully accredited franchised businesses from the world’s biggest brands to smaller recession-resilient enterprises. Choose from a variety of sectors including restaurants, property management, fi tness, beauty, accountancy, care, explorative travel and children’s activities.
Take advantage of the FREE educational features Franchise Information Point
Sponsored by:
The beginner’s guide to franchising Have all your questions answered in one location before your hunt for that perfect business begins. Meet industry experts, consultants, lawyers, bankers and franchisors for free one-to-one advice.
Careers Clinic Have you just retired, recently started a family or been made redundant and are considering franchising as your next career move? Career experts will help you benchmark your skills and discuss your options to give you a clear, focussed and realistic career plan. Appointments are limited so please book at
www.franchiseinfo.co.uk
Finance Clinic Book a 1-2-1 appointment with a fi nance consultant who will give you impartial, expert advice and guidance on how and where to source funding for your franchise.
Appointments are limited so please book at
www.franchiseinfo.co.uk
Franchise Resales Pavilion Sponsored by:
Buy an existing business… buy a ‘franchise resale’ A ‘franchise resale’ is an established franchise whose owner has decided to sell his or her franchise, often after several years of success. Meet with experts and learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of buying a resale.
Real Franchise Stories Listen to inspirational stories from franchisees who have already made the transition from being employed to running their own business.
Sessions take place at 13:15 on Friday and Saturday. Sponsored by:
Call 0844 257 8668, visit
www.franchiseinfo.co.uk or scan the QR code
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High Investment VIP Lounge
The High Investment VIP Lounge is an exclusive area for visitors who are ready to invest substantially in a franchise. Located in a private lounge, investors can hold valuable conversations, attend the exclusive high investment panel sessions and network with key franchisors.
High Investment Panel Facilitated by: Headline Sponsor: Sponsored by:
Seminars Hear from a panel of franchisors across a range of businesses including Platinum Property Partners, Sign-a-rama, Papa John’s, Mobalpa and Mail Boxes Etc., and discover the benefi ts of purchasing a high investment level franchise and what you might expect from your investment.
Sessions will take place in the lounge at 11:00 & 14:00 on Friday and Saturday.
Children’s EXCLUSIVE
Activity Centre Bring your kids to the Children’s Activity Centre and enjoy a fun and stress-free experience
with them whilst your partner takes the opportunity to discover more about franchising.
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