Show Preview 30 Sept & 1 Oct 2016 | NEC, Birmingham
The British Franchise Exhibition takes place at
NEC, Birmingham on 30 Sept & 1 Oct 2016.
Friday 30 September 2016 10am – 5pm
Saturday 1 October 2016 10am – 4pm
To register for free tickets, please visit
franchisetickets.co.uk using promotional code ‘PRE1’ for The National Franchise Exhibition, saving up to £15 on the door.
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Exhibition will feature a number of successful coffee brands, including Esquires Coffee and first-time exhibitor Double Coffee. Both are well-established franchises that have proven their adaptability to many different markets and models. The exhibition will also offer opportunities with iconic brands like McDonald’s, Anytime Fitness, Platinum Property Partners, Go Cruise and Marston’s.
The National Franchise Exhibition is highly regarded among franchise professionals because of its excellent reputation as a quality event. An exclusive partnership with the bfa guarantees that all exhibiting brands are fully accredited, demonstrating that they operate viable and ethical business models. A hugely popular feature is the McDonald’s Insight Sessions, where the next generation of quick-service restaurant (QSR) business owners can uncover the realities of owning a McDonald’s franchise, while gaining an understanding of the brand’s recruitment criteria.
Adrian Goodsell from Venture Marketing Group, organisers of The Franchise
Exhibitions, commented: “The National Franchise Exhibition opens up many opportunities for ambitious candidates to join the industry. It gives them a chance to meet some of the most renowned franchising brands in the world, such as McDonald’s, Anytime Fitness and Bluebird Care. The exhibition showcases both the
“The National Franchise Exhibition opens up many opportunities for ambitious candidates to join the industry”
buoyancy and resilience of franchising in this ever-changing economic climate. I am excited to welcome many first-time exhibitors to this exhibition, including a number of coffee brands. There are now more than 5,000 major coffee shop branches in the UK and, given the success of coffee franchises in recent years, I
anticipate that they will attract a high level of interest from visitors attending the event.”
The event showcases hundreds of opportunities spanning a wide range of industries such as food and catering, working from home, low cost, property, cost reduction, retail, and fitness. Over the two days, visitors will have access to an extensive seminar programme, the Growing Your Own Business Conference and free advice clinics. Professional advisors will also be in attendance, offering free expert advice for those seeking legal, financial, careers or franchising advice.
John Aizlewood, chief development officer at Pizza Hut UK & Ireland, will deliver an engaging keynote at this year’s event. Expounding his expertise on why passionate individuals make the most successful franchisees. Aspiring entrepreneurs will be excited to note that Mark Wright, The Apprentice winner and business partner to Alan Sugar, will also be guest speaking at the exhibition. Mark will be explaining the role of digital marketing in a business on Saturday 1 October.
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