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reacted to this unprecedented situation that has seen many of our clinics closing their doors. "Our franchise team have been
working tirelessly with me, round the clock, to help write new policies and processes, and to help me prepare the information we are disseminating to our franchisees on a daily basis. They have worked through the night to create graphics for our franchisees’ social platforms, update websites, and to help support our franchisees both emotionally and commercially throughout this time. "As this situation becomes more and
Pulling together
u Hey Baby 4D franchise have offered clinic space to the NHS, to share ideas, best practice and emotional help in these unprecedented times. Nikki Senior, franchise director at Hey
Baby 4D, said: "When somebody puts their life savings, their heart and their soul into opening a business (franchise or not), the business becomes a part of them, of their family. This is something
that happens to franchise teams too, as they go through the setup and opening process with every single franchisee from both a physical and emotional perspective. "At least, that’s the case at Hey
Baby 4D. We have an incredible team of people – both in our head office and in the wider group, and we are so incredibly proud of the way they have
more real, we learn more about the likelihood of what will happen if we don’t work together as a country to prevent the spread. Our franchisees have all pulled together to share ideas, best practice and again, emotional support. "Our clinics in Stalybridge, Hull and
Southend have already offered their clinic space to their local NHS hospitals, which we hope could allow them a safe space to scan vulnerable women. "From the entire group at Hey
Baby 4D, we would like to thank every single one of our NHS staff and key workers for everything they are doing to save lives and keep our country going right now."
FRANCHISING WOMEN IN
Why women make fantastic franchisees
Many women experience self-doubt and imposter syndrome in the workplace. We often forget what makes us brilliant business owners and franchisees!
So, what makes women excel in business? 1. Valuing relationships: Women place more value on connections, than transactions.
Helen Mansfield is managing director of Encouraging Women into Franchising (EWIF)
2. Emotional intelligence: Women often relate to others on an emotional level, being seen as more approachable.
3. Fair negotiations: Women tend to see injustices more clearly; they
learn to compromise more fairly, on a human level.
Growing numbers of women are joining the franchise industry, where they are learning how well they can succeed in business. Organisations like the bfa and EWiF
can help you start your franchise journey. Why not start yours, and learn to excel with your own business?
better entrepreneurs than man, infographic 2
2018 bfa NatWest Franchise Report), pg. 3.
Email
info@ewif.org to discover how franchising can help you redefine you
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www.best4businesses.com 10 reasons why women are 37% of new franchisees are women (+20% since 2015.
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