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National Franchise Showcase
SERVICES Pareto Law Personnel Recruitment
PARETO LAW is a graduate recruitment and training organisation specialising in the
sales and marketing sector. Taking its name from the Pareto 80:20 law and using a
unique formula of rigorous assessment and formal training, they provide Blue Chip
employers with highly skilled sales and marketing professionals with none of the hassle
of the conventional recruitment process. Franchisees can earn revenue from both
placements and ongoing training programmes.
Pareto Law finds all the graduates and conducts all the assessment to make sure that
employers (your clients) only take on the very best. They also deliver the training
programmes that are an integral part of the business model and a major source of
customer lifetime value to the franchisee.
Investment Requirement: £37,000
SERVICES Pentagon UK Ltd Debt Management
PENTAGON (UK) trades under the name EuroDebt Financial Services, one of the largest
Debt Adjusters and Managers in the UK, and is licensed by the Office of Fair Trading. UK
debt levels are the highest in Europe, having reached record levels of over £1 trillion and
Pentagon provides debt adjustment, debt counselling and debt management to people who
have fallen into financial difficulty.
Franchisees are trained to become licensed debt adjusters providing manageable solutions
to their client’s debt problems. This is a recession-proof market where some of our
franchisees are now expanding at a rate far beyond their initial expectations. The franchise
can be run on a full or part-time basis from home or premises with the support of a
company with over six years of experience in the UK debt ‘industry’.
This is a business that would suit someone with good communication skills and an
ability to empathise with clients.
Investment Requirement: £21,950 + VAT (excludes working capital)
SERVICES Popping Tins Vending Machines
DO you want to live to work? or would you like to work to live?
Popping Tins together with Pringles have created a competition free opportunity
which will allow you to earn a full-time salary working part time hours. Popping
Tins have developed a bespoke way of servicing the ever expanding leisure market,
with the instantly recognisable brand of Pringles.
For your investment you can expect full support and complete initial machine
siting, 60% G.P on products sold and for your turnover to exceed your investment in
year 1. Areas in the UK are still available.
Once You Pop You Can’t Stop!!!
Investment Requirement: From £17,500 + VAT
SERVICES
Printing.com Printshops
START a Store, Build a Territory.
Printing.com is an exciting fusion of IT, leading edge printing
technology, savvy marketing and lateral thinking – this eclectic mix is breaking the mould of the
traditional print store. Whilst some printing franchises simply follow the pack, by centralising print
production at the National Hub, the required investment to open a
printing.com store is radically
reduced with no investment needed in printing equipment whatsoever. The result, far from being a
compromise, is a superior product at a vastly advantageous price point. What’s more, every store
franchisee controls a large territory and has the scope to develop a network of ‘bolt-on’ franchises.
This idea, similar to a retail ‘concession’, allows partnerships with established graphics companies,
who may offer a complimentary
printing.com service alongside their existing business. In return for
providing consultative led support, the ‘territory’ franchisee receives a share of the additional licence
fees and ongoing revenues. The concept is well proven and a successful territory franchise could yield
profits of over £110,000 in its third year of operation.
Investment Requirement: £40,000
For more details on the companies listed here complete the form at
the end of this section or visit
www.thefranchisemagazine.net
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