SHOW GUIDE Highlighted exhibitors Low-cost franchises Boogie Beat music and movement LC130
Contact: Nicky Attwood Email:
nicky@boogiebeat.co.uk Web:
www.boogiebeat.co.uk Established: 2000 Outlets in UK: 29 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £5,495+vat
Boogie Beat is based on traditional stories with a lively and active dance twist! Classes/ workshops in nurseries and schools and parties and events.
Bright & Beautiful G80
Contact: Jo Vorwerg Email:
ukfranchise@dwyergroup.com Web:
franchise.brightandbeautifulhome.com Bfa status: Associate Established: 2007 Outlets in UK: 60+ Areas available: AOR Startup costs: £17,995+vat
Bright & Beautiful is a national management franchise network with over 60 franchisees, employing 500+ people and delivering more than 10,000 home service cleans per month.
British Franchise Association
Contact: Rebecca Shawsun Email:
rebekahshawsun@thebfa.org Web:
www.thebfa.org Established: 1977
Established in 1977, the bfa’s aim is to become the leading educator of franchising. Promoting ethical franchising practice and helping potential franchisees recognise viable business format franchise opportunities are core to this education. The bfa membership is built on a standards-based framework and franchisors wishing to become members must meet specific criteria, evidencing that their franchise represents and is committed to developing a fair and ethical opportunity. The association is renowned worldwide for its franchising standards, leading the innovation most recently with a UK developer category to support brands entering the UK. The bfa is a current active member of both the World Franchise Council, of which it was founder, and the European Franchise Federation, which discussions focus on industry trends, opportunities and legislative threats.
L70 Professional advisers Bru coffee and gelato
Contact: Aftab Gaffar Email:
aftab@brucoffee.co.uk Web:
www.brucoffee.co.uk Established: 2014
Putting your investment to work, Bru is more than just desserts. Our unique store concept serves a vibrant menu from early morning to late night.
Business Franchise magazine
Contact: Annie Blinkhorn Email:
annie.blinkhorn@vmgl.com Web:
www.businessfranchise.com bfa status: Affiliate
Business Franchise is the official 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 official show guide for all major franchise exhibitions in the UK. Every visitor to these exhibitions receives two free issues after each event.
Cafe2U
Contact: Martyn Ward Email:
mward@uk.cafe2u.com Web:
www.cafe2u.co.uk bfa status: Associate Established: 2006 Outlets in UK: 90 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £18,950k
Cafe2U is the UK's premier mobile coffee franchise system, delivering fresh espresso coffee and great food to businesses, events and functions.
Caremark L30
Contact: Annetta Doyle Email:
annetta.doyle@
caremarklimited.co.uk Web:
www.caremarkfranchises.com Estabished: 2005 Outlets in UK: 111 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £30k
As one of the UK's largest care-at-home franchises, Caremark's high-quality service is delivered to 7,000+ clients each week by over 5,000 care workers.
M180 B10 Feature areas & supporters M140
Growing Your Own Business
CAVAVIN, the Wine Shop E280
Contact: Olivier Mermuys Email:
o.mermuys@
cavavin.eu Web:
www.franchise-cavavin.fr/en Established: 1985 Outlets in UK: 2 Areas available: All areas are available except Sheffield & Hertford Startup costs: Minimum £100k inc fees, inventory, outfitting
CAVAVIN is France’s leading wine and spirits franchise, offering a selection of 2,000 wines and spirits from 150 international suppliers.
ChariSnack
Contact: Kathryn Feek Email:
kathryn.feek@barnack.com Web:
www.withthanks-uk.com Established: 1986 Outlets in UK: 48 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £2,799+vat
Market-leading confectionery and snack vending franchise. Products sold from attractive boxes placed in businesses and host sites. Immediate income.
Chemex
Contact: Michael Graham Email:
michael.graham@
chemexuk.com Web:
www.chemexuk.com bfa status: Full Established: 1986 Outlets in UK: 45 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £23.5k+vat
Chemex provides cleaning and hygiene solutions to businesses. This includes advice, best practice guidance, products and support services.
Chock Shop UK
Contact: Greg Shearman Email:
greg@chockshop.co.uk Web:
www.chockshop.co.uk Established: 2011 Outlets in UK: 4 Areas available: UK-wide Startup costs: £10k+vat + working capital
Amazing chocolate brownies sold at festivals and at great indoor and outdoor events.
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