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Acquiring an office space is just one of the factors you must Rachel Brooking, Director of Regent Street Office says
consider when managing a new business to ensure it is launched ‘Regent Street is a unique market, and it has become its own
correctly and professionally perceived. sought after linear business district, Regent Street has changed
Conventional Offices need not be expensive and you do not
and not only is it a world class retail destination it has become an
have to go to serviced offices to get the flexibility required
exciting business environment that small and medium companies
by your business. You could occupy a one-person office in the
want to be a part of”.
heart of the West End, have a lease for just 6 months, not pay
Regent Street Office works with many organisations to look
any agency fees and have all your lease documentation in plain
after the needs of small businesses, to help them to grow and
English for as little as £350 a month.
offer them support. “When a customer joins us we get to know
Regent Street Office has over 500, small to medium sized
them and their business. We have many customers who have
offices in buildings owned by The Crown Estate Commissioners
grown from a one-person office to now having an office of 50
in and around the Regent Street area, London W1 and SW1.
staff. Our customers remain loyal to us, which we are very proud
We strongly believe that small businesses should have choice,
of.” says Rachel.
so we will not insist that you use an expensive supplier for
The team at Regent Street Office look forward to meeting
broadband and telecoms, we won’t charge you for meeting rooms
you at stand no.646 to discuss any questions or requirements you
and we have a 24-hour support line should you encounter any
may have or alternatively you can find us at
problems in your new office accommodation.
www.regentstreetoffice.com or call our enquiry line on
020 7152-5818.
Women & Shoes – A Dream Business
Franchisees combine their passion for “and with no deductions taken from my sales by
shoes and handbags with a profitable the Franchisor all the profit I make is mine; plus
business venture. Read how Shoes working from home keeps my overheads low and
Glorious Shoes could be a perfect fit… my margins high.
“For someone with a passion for shoes, Shoes Glorious Shoes brings to you a
boots and handbags, Shoes Glorious Shoes is a collection of quality shoes, boots and handbags
dream business with the ability to earn real money through shoe parties in the home, workplace,
said Jan Meares-Davies the franchisee for Burton charity events, corporate events and private
on Trent, “It’s fun, easy to do and I can work around viewings. The collection consists of products you
my already busy life doing something that I Iove!” can’t find in the High Street at value for money
“The products simply sell themselves” said prices. Sourced from the trade fairs of Europe,
Jan. “I offer my customers a unique boutique the collection offers boutique styles in subtle
shopping experience which makes them feel colours women want to buy time and time again.
special - women will treat themselves if they are Maria Darling, Managing Director of Shoes
feeling great or if they are feeling fed up!” she said Glorious Shoes launched her highly successful
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