Fluid Network Solutions
Telecommunications provider
NUMBER of oUtlEts 1 BfA MEMBERship ASSOCIATE iNitiAl fRANChisE fEE £16,000 MiNiMUM iNVEstMENt £16,000
COMMUNICATIONS HOUSE, UNIT 11 KEEL ROW, THE WATERMARK, METRO RIVERSIDE, TYNE & WEAR, NE11 9SZ
Fluid Network Solutions is a national telecommunications supplier providing hosted telephony, telephone systems, BT lines and calls and superfast broadband. its mission is to provide the highest level of service and communications and at the same time increase effi ciency and reduce costs for customers. Very rapidly the mobile phone and the internet have completely changed the way everyone communicates, the way everyone does business and even the way people plan and live. This social change has brought signifi cant customer service challenges to an industry striving to keep pace with the increasing expectations of its own customers. Fluid has successfully combined a robust customer-driven business model with enterprise- wide commitment – the business has the knowledge and the customer values. Fluid Network Solutions’ franchisees take the role of regional directors, managing new clients and running their own businesses with a complete back-up support system.
TEL 0333 222 6650 EMAIL info@fl
uidns.co.uk WEB www.fl
uidnetworksolutions.co.uk
facebook.com/fl uidnetworksolutions @fluidnetworksol
The Interface Financial Group - IFG 50/50
Financial services
NUMBER of oUtlEts 100 WORLDWIDE BfA MEMBERship ASSOCIATE iNitiAl fRANChisE fEE £19,500
RIVERSIDE BUSINESS CENTRE, RIVERSIDE HOUSE RIVER LAWN ROAD, TONBRIDGE KENT TN9 1EP
Franchisees have no forms to complete, no documents to prepare, no daily reports to submit, no data to enter, etc. Why? Because the franchisor does it all. IFG 50/50 franchisees are ‘people’ people. if you are looking for an executive white- collar franchise in the fi nancial service sector, this is it. that is providing you have great people skills, because that’s what its franchisees are all about – networking, relationship building – it’s all people ‘work’ and not paperwork. No territories – you get the whole country. Working capital -– fl exible – the franchise doesn’t mandate what you have to have – a good entry level is about £30,000 plus, and you grow at your own velocity on your own timetable. Getting started – think days rather than weeks – there is no territory to worry about, no staff to hire, no premises to rent (you are home based).
TEL 0845 834 0332 EMAIL ifg@interfacefi
nancial.com WEB
www.interfacefi
nancial.co.uk/franchise
@ifgdiscover
facebook.com/ifGfranchise
Jo Jingles
Children’s franchising / Educational
An established franchise providing music, singing and movement classes, Jo Jingles is the perfect way to combine family life with a rewarding career in a company owned by you! launched in 1991, the UK network has over 90 franchisees, so you’ll be part of a supportive group of like-minded people with a desire to run their own business, but with the added backing of a trusted and established franchise brand. the business opportunity is now also available in ireland and Australia. if you’re fun-natured, enthusiastic, have a keen interest in musical activities and like the idea of helping children to progress in their early years’ development, Jo Jingles might be just the opportunity you’re looking for. Working with children from birth to fi ve years, you’ll encourage regular exposure to music, movement and song within a vibrant, friendly environment designed to inspire preschool children on the wonders of the musical world.
NUMBER of oUtlEts 103 BfA MEMBERship FULL iNitiAl fRANChisE fEE £6,500 +VAT
1 BOIS MOOR ROAD, CHESHAM, BUCKS, HP4 1EX
TEL 01494 778 989 EMAIL headoffi
ce@jojingles.co.uk WEB
www.jojingles.com
facebook.com/jojingleshq1
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