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Turn over £691k a year


with this B2B management franchise opportunity


Our offer to you:


Invest in a start-up or an existing business Your own postcode-defined territory National customer contracts with leading companies Unique software package Comprehensive training and marketing support


bfa HSBC ‘Franchisor of the Year’ 2012 Entry-level investment from £40,000 (licence fee £30,000) Help available with purchase finance Driver Hire is


•One of the UK’s leading specialist recruiters


•A proven franchise with a 25-year record of success


•Providing logistics staff to private and public sectors


•Almost 100 offices, supplying some 3,000 workers per day


•23% business growth in 2010/11


People like you


•Franchisees from a wide range of backgrounds


•No previous knowledge or experience required, but...


•A passion for excellent customer service and the commitment and desire to build a successful, profitable franchised business


•93% of existing franchisees would buy a Driver Hire franchise again!


Financial returns


•Average full year franchise turnover of £691k in 2011/12 (double UK franchise sector average)


•Over 15% of offices turn over £1m+ per annum


•Low fixed costs and attractive re-sale values upon exit


•Net profit potential of over £100,000 per annum


To discover more about this fantastic business opportunity call now to book onto one of our regular Discovery Days or


Visit www.driverhirefranchise.co.uk WINNER - bfa ‘Franchisor of the Year’ winner 2006


01274 361073 franchise@driverhire.co.uk


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