FEATURED FRANCHISES To be included call 020 8394 5224
Wilkins Chimney Sweep
Cleaning services
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 14 BFA MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATE INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £13,100 - £18,000 + VAT
NIYMECH HOUSE, SOUTHDOWN ROAD, NEWBURY, RG19 3BF
Wilkins Chimney Sweep, established in 1895, is the only chimney sweeping franchise with membership of the British Franchise Association (bfa). Franchised in 2011, it has 14 trading franchisees nationally. With an average 50 per cent net profi t margin, this proven business can, with your hard work, deliver a typical middle managers salary. Three weeks initial training, combined with a tried-and-tested marketing launch, enables franchisees to be up and running quickly in their unique territory. The franchisees join a team and enjoy ongoing award-winning marketing, guidance and mentoring every step of the way; you are treading a proven path to growing a successful business. Be part of a network of like-minded people, share ideas and best practice so your local business can reach the size and scale you desire. Just add hard work and enthusiasm!
TEL 01635 551 454 EMAIL
franchise@wilkinschimneysweep.co.uk WEB
www.wilkinschimneysweep.co.uk
WPA Healthcare Practice
White collar / B2B
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 76 BFA MEMBERSHIP FULL INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £9,200
RIVERGATE HOUSE, BLACKBROOK PARK, TAUNTON, SOMERSET, TA1 2PE
Western Provident Association (WPA) is a specialist health insurer with a heritage stemming back over 110 years. As a not-for-profi t insurer, it chooses to commit its interests to improving customer experiences and ensuring that individuals and companies get the right product for their needs. Unique to the industry, WPA has a team of healthcare partners (franchisees) who work diligently across the UK as consultants in healthcare solutions selling, advising, and promoting WPA healthcare products. This offers customers a face within the local community and endorses the commitment to treating customers fairly. Healthcare partners not only sell and promote WPA’s health insurance products, but also actively maintain customer
relationships with regular contact to ensure customer satisfaction. New partners are given comprehensive training and support from WPA helping them on the road to success. Partners use their expertise to manage their customer portfolio whilst growing an ethical successful business.
TEL 01823 625 120 EMAIL
healthcarepractice@wpa.org.uk WEB
www.wpahealthcarepractice.co.uk
WPA Healthcare Practice
The ZipYard
Retail
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 16 BFA MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATE INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £15,000
UNIT 2, CARTWRIGHT COURT FOREST BUSINESS PARK BARDON, COALVILLE, LE67 1UE
The ZipYard, with its iconic yellow and black corporate livery, is already one of the most visible brands on the high street and one of the most recognised brands in UK franchising. A very successful, fast-growing high-street retail business with exceptional growth potential – the opportunities for new and existing franchise owners are limitless. “Since opening, the reaction has been amazing and business is going so well that we have opened a second centre” – Richard McConnell, franchise owner in Altrincham and Wilmslow. Part of The Bardon Group stable of franchises, all franchise owners benefi t from fi rst-class ongoing business support, excellent training and comprehensive marketing programmes, tools and collateral. With over 70 years’ experience in franchising, and in business generally, the management team are very much part of your team – there to advise on, guide and support your business development activity. You will undergo intensive induction training in how to run a retail business and will have a ‘shadow’ working with you on opening. Plus there is a comprehensive marketing launch programme to kick-start the business and we’ll also take care of recruiting your seamstresses. Once you are up and running the support in all areas of the business – sales, marketing, PR, fi nance etc – simply continues.
TEL 01530 513 307 EMAIL
edownes@thezipyard.co.uk WEB
www.thezipyard.co.uk
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