Event sponsor: Exhibitor Profi les ActionCOACH C100
Contact: Julie Wagstaff Tel: 01284 701 648 Email: juliewagstaff @
actioncoach.com Web:
www.actioncoach.co.uk/overview bfa status: Full Established: 1993 Outlets in UK: 170 Areas available: All Startup costs: £40k Projected profi ts: Yr1 £25k, Yr2 £100k
ActionCOACH helps businesses get results. The system works for its franchisees, too! It’s one of only four franchises achieving 5 Star Satisfaction fi ve times!
Art Class International LC10
Ashtons Franchise Consulting E40 Contact: Debbie Dennis Tel: 01603 703 228 Email:
d.dennis@
ashtonsfranchise.com Web:
www.ashtonsfranchise.com bfa status: Affi liate Established: 1981
Experienced franchise consultants providing high-quality commercial advice to clients in the UK and around the world.
Award Leisure Franchise A100
Contact: Jessica Anthony Tel: 07387 140 283 Email:
jessica@awardleisurefranchise.co.uk Web:
www.awardleisurefranchise.co.uk bfa status: Provisional Established: 1984 Outlets in UK: 4 Areas available: UK-wide excluding Lincolnshire, Tamworth, Birmingham, Cheshire and St Albans Startup costs: £99k (incl. vat) Projected profi ts: Yr1 £44k, Yr2 £93k, Yr3 £135k
We are one of the UK’s leading franchises for luxury hot tubs and outdoor leisure products. A family run business with over 30 years of experience.
British Franchise Association E60 Contact: General Enquiries Tel: 01235 820 470 Email:
mailroom@thebfa.org Web:
www.thebfa.org Established: 1977
Established in 1977, the bfa’s aim is to promote ethical franchising practice and to help potential franchisees recognise the good franchises and the not so good. The bfa has a standards-based approach and franchisors wishing to become members must meet specifi c criteria to establish that their franchise represents a fair and ethical opportunity. The association is renowned worldwide for its franchising standards: it was a founder member of the World Franchise Council, admitted franchisees as members from 2012 and takes part in discussions at an EU level. In February 2016, the bfa announced the appointment of Pip Wilkins, former head of operations, as its CEO, succeeding Brian Smart who retired after 27 years.
Broccoli Pizza & Pasta
Contact: Richard Kay Tel: 020 7240 9696 Email:
richard.k@broccoli.ae Web:
www.broccolipizzaandpasta.com Established: 2011 Outlets in UK: 5 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £140k-£160k Projected profi ts: 18-35%
Broccoli Pizza & Pasta is a fresh Italian food brand, which off ers freshly prepared and customised dishes to suit clients’ requirements and dietary needs.
Business Franchise Magazine
Contact: Annie Blinkhorn Tel: 020 8394 5215 Email:
annie.blinkhorn@vmgl.com Web:
www.businessfranchise.com bfa status: Affi liate
Business Franchise is the offi cial magazine of the British Franchise Association and the leading monthly publication of the franchise industry. Every issue includes the latest news, comprehensive listings of franchise opportunities and advice. It also contains the offi cial Show Guide for all major franchise exhibitions in the UK. Every visitor to these exhibitions receives two free issues after each event.
Cash Generator Franchising F70 Contact: Natasha Smith Tel: 0800 211 8583 Email:
nsmith@cashgenerator.co.uk Web:
www.cgfranchising.co.uk bfa status: Full Established: 1994 Outlets in UK: 130+ Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: c.£220k Projected profi ts: c.10-15% of projected turnover
Cash Generator is a franchisee-based business, focused on being the fi rst place customers come to sell and buy secondhand items.
The Creation Station LC30
Contact: Maggie Seager Tel: 01395 239 700 Email:
maggie@thecreationstation.co.uk Web:
www.thecreationstation.co.uk bfa status: Associate Established: 2002 Outlets in UK: 120 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £7,999+vat Projected profi ts: £10k-£20k pa
A rewarding and fl exible career, inspiring children through exploratory art classes and parties. Perfect if you want to prioritise family commitments.
Information point KEY ● Event sponsor
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● Low-cost franchises ● Highlighted exhibitors ● Growing Your Own Business D70 Delightful Desserts E20
Contact: Baz Kooner Tel: 07875 387 199 Email:
franchise@delightfuldesserts.co.uk Web:
www.delightfuldesserts.co.uk Established: 2015 Outlets in UK: 11 Areas available: Please refer to website Startup costs: £50k-£200k Projected profi ts: £50k pa
Dessert parlour providing indulgent waffl es, crêpes, cookie doughs, sundaes, afternoon teas and much more. It really is where dessert dreams are made!
Dream Doors
Contact: Alex Waite Tel: 023 9260 4630 Email:
alex@dreamdoors.co.uk Web:
www.dreamdoorsfranchise.co.uk bfa status: Full Established: 2000 Outlets in UK: 79 Areas available: All areas Startup costs: £80k Projected profi ts: £75k-£150k+
Management franchise with the UK’s largest kitchen facelift retailer. Kitchen industry experience isn’t needed as award-winning training is provided.
Dublcheck F50
Contact: Ann Struggles Tel: 01244 651 100 Email:
ann.struggles@
dublcheck.co.uk Web:
www.dublcheck.co.uk bfa status: Full Established: 1993 Outlets in UK: 100+ Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: Various levels subject to chosen turnover Projected profi ts: 25-30% net profi ts on management franchise
25 years of franchising with Dublcheck. The commercial cleaning franchise providing training, support and your chosen portfolio of cleaning contracts.
Esquires Coff ee
Contact: Peter E Wudy Tel: 020 7251 5166 Email: franchise@esquirescoff
ee.co.uk Web:
www.esquirescoff
ee.co.uk bfa status: Associate Established: 1993 Outlets in UK: 36 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £250k
The global coff ee company with an independent spirit, specialising in serving fairtrade and organic coff ee in a modern and comfortable environment.
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