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FEATURED FRANCHISES
AUNTIE ANNE’S FOOD RETAIL
When Anne Beiler baked her first pretzels in a Pennsylvania farmer’s market in 1988, she wanted to create a great product and provide people with an amazing experience. After some experimentation, “Auntie” Anne created a masterpiece. Customers kept coming back and asking for “the best pretzel they had ever tasted”. Word spread. New locations were opened to meet demand. The brand grew from a
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 40 BFA MEMBERSHIP: Associate INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £18,000 TEL: 01494 867000 EMAIL:
franchising@auntieannes.co.uk WEB:
auntieannesfranchising.co.uk
CHIPSAWAY
farmers’ market stand to shopping centres, airports, train stations, stadiums and more. Auntie Anne’s is now the world’s largest soft pretzel retailer with over 1,800 stores in more than 25 countries, including nearly 40 in the UK and Ireland, with plans to keep growing. To date it has opened stores in the UK inside shopping centres and travel hubs. It is, however, exploring many new concepts, including semi-mobile containers, food trucks and café-style stores. All of Auntie Anne’s products are made from scratch, hand-rolled and baked in full view of customers and guaranteed to be fresh out the oven.
AUTOMOTIVE
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 225+ BFA MEMBERSHIP: Full INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £29,995* TEL: 0800 980 5423 EMAIL:
ian@franchisebrands.co.uk WEB:
chipsaway.co.uk/franchise *With the various pricing options, you only need £15,000 (plus vat) of your own funds to start.
DRIVER HIRE
Why go it alone when you can have the backing of a nationally recognised brand leader? Established for 25 years, ChipsAway’s turnkey car repair franchise package makes simple for you to start your own business. You don’t need car body repair experience, because you’ll receive four weeks of expert, hands-on repair training at ChipsAway’s bespoke facility – accredited by the Institute of the Motor Industry – before you start. As well as the practical training, and a course in sales and marketing, you will benefit from national marketing campaigns, including on TV, which last year alone generated over £57million worth of customer enquiries to the ChipsAway network. Everything is set up for you to succeed. Although you’ll be your own boss, you definitely won’t be going it alone. You get unlimited support from head office, plus your own mentor – an experienced franchisee – who you can call whenever you need to. Whether you need to fit work around your family, or you just want a more flexible lifestyle, you can have it all with the ChipsAway franchise.
RECRUITMENT
The winner of the 2019 bfa HSBC Franchisor of the Year award, Driver Hire has now won an award in this category six times and has been shortlisted 13 times in the past 14 years – a record no other franchise brand can match. This means you can rest assured that you are looking at an established and successful award-winning brand that follows a proven formula. Driver Hire’s franchisees run their own recruitment business, specialising in the
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 100+ BFA MEMBERSHIP: Full INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £32,000 TEL: 01274 361 073 EMAIL:
franchise@driverhire.co.uk WEB:
driverhirefranchise.co.uk
provision of temporary and permanent drivers and logistics staff. To enable the network to succeed and grow, Driver Hire encourages and provides opportunities for its franchisees to support each other. It helps facilitate this through an online forum, mentoring, regional meetings, training events and an annual conference. With over 100 offices operating throughout the UK, the average turnover figure
for a single franchise unit in 2018/19 was £1,214,978 – over three times the franchise industry average of £400,000 recorded by the 2018 bfa NatWest Franchise Survey. Average net profit for a Driver Hire franchise exceeds £140,000 per annum.
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