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Monica Loosley, director, Pals4Pets as the leading portrait brand in the UK. Having been selected over our main
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members of the family. To help people ful l their dream of starting their own WOMEN AND EXERCISE – THE OVER 50S 2
business, Pals4Pets has lowered its initial franchise fee, and is offering new EXPLOSION
franchisees the opportunity to pay over a 24-month period. 11.00 – 11.30
The company’s new franchise to be launched at Olympia on Friday 20 Racheal Browes, UK sales director, Feel Good Factory
March is planned to coincide with its 11th anniversary. It will appeal to people
who have a caring nature and want a second income in return for a small loan Feel Good Factories are ladies-only tness and inch loss centres that offer
on a credit card. our franchisees all the bene ts of operating a franchise without the traditional
fees associated with them. Feel Good Factories are all about providing an
Saturday 21 March 2009 environment where our key target audience, ladies over the age of 50 who
don’t exercise in a conventional gym, can feel at ease with getting more active
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10.15 – 10.45 business model based on Shapemaster exercise machines tapping into this
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Mark Witter, commercial director, Venture UK market and offering a tremendous business opportunity. Our franchisees
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photography awards. Disillusioned with traditional portrait photography, he Shapemaster team will help you design your centre, train your team, promote
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decided to revolutionise the sector. Together with a team of like-minded and market your centre.
individuals, he launched Venture and transformed ordinary family portraiture
into an art form. From the rst pioneering, gallery-style studio that opened THE PAULINE MAY FRANCHISE WAY
in 2000, we achieved our ambition to become a global leader in the 11:45 – 12:15
contemporary portrait photography market. We now have nearly 70 studios Pauline Sargeant, managing director, Pauline May
across the UK, as well as several in Ireland, Hong Kong and the USA. It is a See facing page for more on this speaker and the Pauline May franchise.
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