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Minuteman Press International Contact: Mark Jones Email:
mjones@mpihq.com Web:
www.minutemanpress.com bfa status: Associate Established: 1975 Outlets in UK: c. 65 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: c. £55k-£60k
Minuteman Press International franchises full-service printing and graphics centres. Most owners have no prior experience in printing or graphics. Full training and ongoing support is provided.
My Data Protection Contact: Howard Freeman Email:
howard.freeman@
mydataprotectionltd.co.uk Web:
www.mydataprotectionltd.co.uk Established: 2018 Outlets in UK: 4 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: c. £22k
We provide data protection and compliance services to SME businesses helping them become compliant and keeping their data safe.
Platinum Wave Fra nchising Contact: Suzie McCafferty Email:
suzie@platinumwave.co.uk Web:
www.platinumwave.co.uk Established: 2000
Platinum Wave Franchising is a multi- award-winning Scotland-based franchise consultancy fi rm. First, we help you assess if your business can and should be franchised. Then, if it’s the right growth model for you, we’ll make sure you have everything in place to bring it to market. Partner with us for franchisee recruitment, network performance training, senior staff mentoring and executive appointments. If you want to replicate your brand's success beyond Scotland and the rest of the UK, then we can help introduce you to some fantastic international markets. Platinum Wave – guiding your journey through franchising.
Puccino's Worldwide Contact: Tony Brogden Email:
enquiries@puccinosww.com Web:
www.puccinosworldwide.com Established: 2009 Outlets in UK: 42 Areas available: UK & overseas Startup costs: £75k-£155k
The Puccino’s Coffee Brand has over 20 years of franchising experience and has developed its business model to ensure you achieve your goals. We pride ourselves in retaining a friendliness that few other franchise partners can offer. Our uniqueness is defi ned by a cool brand experience that engages and retains our customers through product quality, high levels of service and vibrant stores. Quite simply we are looking for partners who have personality, are not afraid of hard work and have a desire to develop their business with our brand.
Vodafone Contact: Mark Kershaw Email:
mark.kershaw@
vodafone.com Web:
www.vodafone.co.uk/mobile/franchise Established: 1985 bfa status: Provisional Outlets in UK: 400+ retail stores, 150+ franchised stores and growing Areas available: South Wales, England Border, South Coast, Scotland Startup costs: No upfront cost required, however you will need access to initial running costs c. £20k-£60k
We're one of the world's leading mobile communications providers with around 19.5 million customers in the UK. We're gamechangers – the fi rst UK network to bring you unlimited data on 5G – but above all we know calls made on our network can make a big difference to someone's day – making them laugh, smile, or delivering life-changing news. We're proud to be part of that, and always have been.
zerodry time Contact: David Muirhead Email:
david.muirhead@
zerodrytime.com Web:
www.zerodrytimefranchise.com Established: 2008 Outlets in UK: 68 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £24,950
Zerodrytime have been cleaning household and commercial premises since 2008. Now with over 72 vans covering virtually every part of the UK, it’s the UK’s only dry carpet, upholstery and hard fl oor cleaning franchise. A unique opportunity for franchisees offering four cleaning solutions under one franchise, as well as unrivalled training, support and backup from its UK training centre. Zerodrytime has a proven track record in getting franchisees from startup to earning in excess of £50,000 in their fi rst year. Built on solid foundations of support and knowledge, franchisees have a proven, solid platform to build their business.
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