Event sponsor: The keynote speakers Theatre 2
Friday 22 June 13:45 – 14:15 | Keynote
Causing a stir: standing out in a crowded industry
Karina Jadhav Founder, Ménagerie Restaurant & Bar
Karina Jadhav is a leading independent restaurant owner who was voted Entrepreneur of the Year at the Manchester Downtown Women in Business Awards in 2015.
Theatre 2 Saturday 23 June
13:00 – 13:30 | Keynote 8 tips to success
Lisa Tse MBE and Helen Tse MBE Founders, Sweet Mandarin Sauces
In 2004, twin sisters Lisa and Helen Tse set up Sweet Mandarin, a Chinese restaurant in the Northern Quarter of Manchester, UK. The company shot to fame when they appeared
Plan your journey
The Northern Franchise Exhibition EventCity Phoenix Way Off Barton Dock Road Urmston Manchester M41 7TB
By car
EventCity is easily accessible by car. If travelling from the M60 take Junction 9 for the A5081 and follow signs for Barton Dock Road. For satellite navigation use: M17 8AS. On arrival, visitors have access to extensive parking.
By bus
X50 – Manchester City Centre’s Express Service bus link leaving Piccadilly Gardens
How to register:
Tickets Free if booked in advance. £10 on the door.
For FREE admission Visit
FranchiseTickets.co.uk and use promotional code: BFJ1
Call +44 (0)20 8394 5294 Theatre 2
Listen to fi rst-hand experiences of successful entrepreneurs and gain invaluable tips and inspiration to help you towards running or growing your own business.
In 2016, Karina founded Ménagerie Restaurant & Bar, with
a vision for it to provide an immersive dining experience beyond simply eating and drinking. Her vision proved to be an instant success as it won Best
Newcomer at the Eat, Drink, Sleep Awards in 2016. Ever since, it has garnered recognition for being the backdrop for the Real Housewives of Cheshire and has received glowing reviews from A-list celebrities. In her keynote, ‘Causing a stir: standing out in a
crowded industry’, Karina will discuss how she found a different route in a male-dominated industry and turned her differences into strengths. She’ll impart her knowledge on creating a successful business and her female approach to management.
on Gordon Ramsay’s F Word and beat 10,000 restaurants to win the title of Britain’s Best Local Chinese Restaurant. They went on to launch Sweet Mandarin Sauces, a range of sauces inspired by traditional family recipes, which have been passed down over three generations. Continuing their television success, Sweet Mandarin
appeared on BBC’s Dragons’ Den in 2012, which saw them secure a £50,000 investment. Since then, they have distributed their sauces to major supermarkets across the world and want to further penetrate the market via their online shop. During their keynote, the sisters will share their eight tips to help new business owners succeed.
Opening times: Friday 22 June Saturday 23 June
Bus Station Stand K every 15 minutes from early until late.
250 – Stagecoach Manchester Bus Service link direct from Piccadilly Gardens Bus Station Stand K every 15 minutes from early until late.
Trafford Bus Station This is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from EventCity and serviced by bus routes from all over Greater Manchester.
There are frequent buses providing a connection every 5 minutes (services 18, 247, 250 and X50) from the bus station to EventCity.
By train
Manchester Piccadilly – Bus service X50 or 250 from Piccadilly Gardens Bus Station alighting at the EventCity bus stop.
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Show Guide
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