SHOW PREVIEW LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA


With thousands of locations in 27 countries and territories across the globe, Little Caesars


Pizza is beloved by millions. The signature


Hot-N-Ready model allows customers to walk in and-out in 30 seconds or less with an affordable pizza that is as fresh as it is delicious. In the worldwide pizza industry worth billions, Little Caesars Pizza stands out as a brand that has a 63-year legacy of helping franchisees thrive and a path towards an even


brighter future of strong growth. Little Caesars Pizza offers world-


class support and makes signifi cant investments in new technology to help your business stay relevant with customers. With a straightforward business model enhanced by a strong culture of support and state-of-the-art technology – now is the time to join Little Caesars Pizza.


international.littlecaesars.com/ mtherrian@LCEcorp.com +1-313-471-6259


PLATINUM PROPERTY PARTNERS


From early mornings, late nights and trading his time for money to working just a few hours each week and earning a sixfi gure income from property… Robin Grant will be speaking at The British & International Franchise Exhibition about how joining the franchise has changed his life in ust fi ve years. Platinum’s expert team has


helped Robin and wife Maxine build a portfolio of co-living properties totalling 44 rooms since they joined


SNAP FITNESS


nap itness the fi tness concept focused on the belief that how exercise makes you feel is just as important as how it makes you look, has been recognised as the winner of “Best Fitness Franchise” in the 2022 Global Franchise Awards. Snap Fitness has over 1,000 gyms in


20 countries, with 81 Clubs in the UK, expected to reach 100 open units by the end of 2022. Ambitious, forward- thinking and service-oriented franchisees will benefi t from this commercial opportunity in helping a


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huge, under-served segment discover a love for fi tness  and create lifestyle habits that last. Plus a relatively low up-front investment, the opportunity for a


fast ROI in just two to three years, and a clear path to long-term, sustainable growth. With the backing of their global network, you’ll get the expert support, technology, training and tools you need to build your business.


snafi tnesscok bpainter@liftbrands.com 074 957 90930


the franchise in 2017. Those rooms earn an annual income of £180,000, with the management of their seven properties taking little over a day per week of their time. Robin will also be available on the Platinum stand at the exhibition alongside the franchise’s Partnerships team.


platinumpropertypartners.co.uk info@platinumpropertypartners.co.uk 01202 652101


PUCCINO’S


Founded in 1995, Puccino’s, the coffee shop franchise, are known for their great product quality, customer service and humorous marketing. An experienced and dedicated support team is ready to assist new franchisees in setting up, growing and maintaining their businesses, whilst also providing audits, menu planning, seasonal marketing campaigns and much more. With an entrance fee of £15,000


and site builds typically costing £70,000-£110,000, Puccino’s proves to be a great opportunity for investors to tap into the ever- growing coffee market alongside the backing of a well-established brand. Puccino’s are ready to embark on their long-term expansion plan, looking for like- minded franchise partners to join them for the journey.


puccinosworldwide.com/ enquiries@puccinossw.com 0845 872 4699


EVENT DETAIL S


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Olympia London Friday 17 June 10am - 4pm


Saturday 18 June 10am - 4pm


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