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NUMBERS GAME


Franchising isn’t just about owning your own business, singular… You can build an empire!


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ikki Dempsey and Niamh McCreery, TRIB3’s new multi- unit franchise partners, have


exclusive territory rights to Ireland with an eight-site development deal. They joined the TRIB3 family in early 2021, supported by their partners who have a wealth of experience in the fitness market. Their first store is planned to open in Q4, 2021. Business Franchise asked them for their insights into running a multi-unit operation…


What did you do before franchising and what prompted you to make the change? Niamh: I’m actually a yoga instructor and before teaching private classes, I was a personal trainer for eight years, working at a gym. My partner and I


have always been into fitness, playing sports, going to the gym, traveling to cities to try new workout classes. I’ve always wanted to own my own business and franchising has been a concept that I had been following for the last two or three years so I felt I could pair my passion with a proven business model.


Nikki: I’m new to the industry,


having been an insurance broker for over 10 years now. I’ve seen close family and friends become really successful running franchises so that sparked my interest in wanting to invest in a franchise myself. Since finding this opportunity, I’m really excited about getting more involved.


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