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Franchise Focus Smart space


Grow your investment: join the Regus workspace revolution INVESTMENT LEVEL: PRICE ON APPLICATION


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n recent years, disruptive forces have transformed how we think about entire industries. Spotify with music. Uber and Lyft with transport. Netfl ix with television and fi lm. Technology has changed the way that we think about things that we used to take for granted. Slowly but surely, the way in which we think about offi ces, how we work, and how it aff ects productivity, has been changing too. We are now approaching a tipping point – and the results of this will transform the working experience for millions of people. For smart businesses, this is a revolution that will create competitive advantage, cut costs and help attract and retain talent.


For those looking to invest in an exciting sector with the capacity for huge growth, this marks an historic opportunity. Regus is seeking partners with the right skills, drive and fi nance to work with in order to develop locations across the UK. A brand with deep market awareness and customer understanding is off ering franchisees the opportunity to get involved early within an industry set for growth. It’s a fi rst. The fi rst time that a proven


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national serviced offi ce proposition has ever entered the UK franchise market. The fl exible workspace market is cleaner, simpler and less volatile than other, traditional franchise opportunities. It’s also a market with huge potential. Nearly three quarters (70 per cent) of UK organisations say they will adopt fl exible working as their main way of operating by 2020, while 53 per cent of professionals globally now work remotely for at least half their working week. The way in which businesses, and employees, think about working and how they structure their real estate portfolio is changing dramatically. Projections show that 30 per cent of corporate real estate portfolios could be fl exible workspace by 2030. Walk onto your local high street and count 10 offi ce buildings. Now imagine three of those being fl exible workspace in the near future. This potential makes the serviced offi ce market one of the most exciting growth markets in the UK – and partnering with Regus off ers business owners the backing of an established global brand and a successful business model with the know- how to take advantage of this market


growth potential. Early adopters will have fi rst pick of the opportunities this market presents.


Regus understands the market and it understands its customers’ needs. It has been established in the UK for almost 30 years, and has evolved and developed its business model through many economic cycles. Regus has one of the UK’s leading franchise teams in place to plan and manage its growth ambitions. Its operating model is proven, demonstrably successful and can provide partners with a highly attractive return on their investment. The revolution is coming – and smart, early adopters have a unique opportunity to be involved from the very beginning. Join Regus. To fi nd out more, get in touch with the franchise team via the details below.


Regus Workplace provider


www.regus.co.uk/franchise franchising@regus.com 07920 040 370


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