Retail


Vodafone will send you on a two- day workshop with Hitachi Capital Franchise Finance to get you up to speed on the day-to-day running of your business. This includes producing a business plan, looking at your financial projections and monitoring the performance of your business, as well as various other business management modules – all the skills you need to run a successful business


“Vodafone is proud to be a brand that connects people, business and communities in an ever- changing digital world”


your business for the first three months – typically ranging from £65,000 to £100,000. Every month, you receive a commissions payment from Vodafone for last month’s sales. Everything else – including marketing, building maintenance, point of sale, IT support and staff training – is covered by Vodafone so that you can concentrate on doing what you do best: running a successful business  Your store comes fully stocked and ready to go, so you can hit the ground running


So how does it all work? There’s no upfront fee; you simply need to demonstrate that you have access to funds that cover the cost of running


 You focus on hitting your targets and managing your team – everything else is covered by Vodafone. With over 20 years’ experience, Vodafone knows what works and what doesn’t. That means it has all the tools to be able to support you and your business, giving you the best chance to shine


 Before you’ve signed the dotted Iine,


 Once you’re on board you will spend one month shadowing a fellow franchisee or store manager, providing you with the best training possible to run your own store and team from day one. Your local regional manager will work with you on a regular basis to assist with monitoring the performance of your business and your key performance indicators. You will be sent targets and a new rate card on a monthly basis, which you can use to set performance targets for your team. On average, you could earn between £45,000 and £100,000 per year depending on the number of stores you take. These figures are uncapped – the sky is the limit! Get the flexibility you crave and pick the hours you want to work while having the backing and support of a major global organisation Franchisee NeiI Witney, who runs the


Newport, Eastleigh and Havant stores, says: “It’s been a real positive journey so far and I wouldn’t change it for the world – I would definitely recommend it to anyone. If you want to become your own boss but still have the support of a massive brand behind you, then why wouldn’t you choose Vodafone? You’d be nuts not to!” Vodafone is proud to be a brand


that connects people, business and communities in an ever-changing digital world. With the internet, digital technology and mobile innovation driving unimaginable developments, there is no better time to be in digital telecoms. The future is exciting. Ready?


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