Investment: £100k-£200k
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Perfect Pizza has territories available in a fast-growing marketplace INVESTMENT LEVEL: £190,000
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stablished in 1982, Perfect Pizza is a uniquely British brand and the fourth-largest pizza delivery chain in England. Creating a positive environment where
franchisees generate competitive levels of profi t, Perfect Pizza are embarking on an expansion programme that, unlike many others, offers franchises in major towns. In return, the brand is seeking franchisees that aim to open multiple stores and are committed to growing with the company over time.
Why choose Perfect Pizza as a franchise partner? Franchisees are part of an established brand, with over 50 stores, that has been successful for 30 years. You’ll enjoy the rewards of working for yourself with the full support of the Perfect Pizza team. As a multiple outlet operator you don’t need to be hands-on in the kitchen, as Perfect Pizza will train your staff to make great pizza – leaving you free to manage the business. This opportunity is ideal for anyone with business experience who wants to run their own operation and to participate in the ongoing growth of Perfect Pizza in the fast- growing home-delivery pizza market. The Perfect Pizza set-up costs are lower than average and full training and support – from making the perfect product to successful local marketing – is provided. Training takes place at a central training centre in Staffordshire and in an approved training restaurant. As well as allocating an experienced marketing manager to help develop individual local plan and strategy,
Perfect Pizza will also negotiate the best prices for franchisees on top-quality ingredients. The team of regional managers is on hand to help develop the business and grow sales, and to also keep an eye on the local competition in any given area and act as fresh pair of eyes on the franchisee’s behalf.
“It’s been a great success and, with plenty of hard work and commitment, we are now ready to open our second store”
A total turnkey solution, for around £190,000 (dependent on location and site survey), includes everything needed to get up and running, such as shop- fi tting, lighting, extraction system and full kitchen including double oven and cold room; training; franchise fees and launch marketing. Franchisees will need £80,000 in liquid capital towards the funding of their fi rst outlet and, depending on personal circumstances, funding may be available through the franchising-friendly banks.
Would you be ‘Perfect’ for Perfect Pizza? Perfect Pizza are seeking people with high levels of drive and self-belief, willing to give their time to building their business. As with any franchise, it is imperative to think things
through before applying. The brand pledges its commitment, but also requires the same from franchisees.
Ask any Perfect Pizza franchisee and they’ll tell you that you need to be ready to work hard but it’s worth it. Mandeep Sandhu and Baljinder Kaur, Perfect Pizza franchisees in Leamore, agree: “Our business model is based on making sure everyone is doing the job they are best suited to. It’s been a great success and, with plenty of hard work and commitment, we are ready to open our second store.” Perfect Pizza is seeking people with the following attributes: • Entrepreneurial skill • Necessary funding • Hard-working • Desire to succeed • Excellent communication / people skills • Business, management / customer service skills
• Able to work within a proven system • Experience in food industry considered a plus, but not a prerequisite
• Strong belief in the brand, with similar cultural values.
• Passion for customer service and developing people
• Good administration skills • Able to have fun and work in a young, energetic and vibrant organisation n
PERFECT PIZZA
WEBSITE:
www.perfectpizza.co.uk EMAIL:
franchise@perfectpizza.co.uk PHONE: 020 3137 8989 CLASSIFICATION: Fast food / food delivery / retail
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