Show Guide
McDonald’s Insight Sessions (Theatre 3)
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Maximise your returns with a high-level investment (Theatre 3)
If you are interested in joining the world-renowned McDonald’s brand, these sessions will provide you with all the information you need to become a successful franchisee.
Sessions will be taking place twice daily. Places are limited so please book early at
FranchiseInfo.co.uk
You may also be interested in the keynote presentation by McDonald’s head of franchising, Abel Campos, taking place in Theatre 3 at 13:45 on Friday 16 June.
A panel of franchisors from leading brands discuss the benefi ts of investing a high level of capital.
VIP Lounge
Platinum Sponsor:
The VIP Lounge is an exclusive area for high-net-worth individuals who are looking to make a substantial investment. VIP visitors can enjoy complimentary beverages and use the area to network with key franchisors.
Vehicle-based franchises
Want to break free from the constraints of the offi ce? A van-based career could be perfect for you. Exhibiting brands include Agency Express, Safeclean, Local Appliance Rentals and Zerodrytime. The British Franchise Exhibition provides plenty of opportunities for a new life on the road!
zdt Real Franchise Stories (Theatre 1)
A panel of franchisees share their personal stories about life in the franchise industry at this interactive Q&A session. Find out why they chose to invest in their particular brand, what lessons they have learned along the way, and what they wish they had known at the outset.
Friday 16 June 14:00 - 14:30
Hosted by: Children’s Activity Centre (LC20)
The British Franchise Exhibition welcomes families to the Children’s Activity Centre, an area onsite facilitated by creative play franchise, The Creation Station. Bring your children along to enjoy free arts and crafts activities while your partner explores the exhibition.
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Saturday 17 June 13:00 - 13:30
June 2017 |
BusinessFranchise.com | 43
TICKET LINE 020 8394 5294 WEBSITE
FranchiseInfo.co.uk
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