FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £6 5 ,700 A Rewarding Alternative
Improve businesses. Change lives. Enjoy freedom. Do all this and more with The Alternative Board
Be free of corporate nonsense or the ‘feast or famine’ of consultancy. Working in a corporate environment can be challenging – the politics, the time working away from home, the pressure on results. Working as a consultant can be equally challenging, with feeling alone, constantly thinking about where the next assignment or client might come from, or working ridiculously long hours in ‘feast’ times. So how would it be to have freedom to be your own boss with control over your own results, using the great skills and knowledge you’ve built up over the years at the same time as being part of a high-calibre community?
The business owner comes fi rst The Alternative Board (TAB) franchisees work with SME business owners and leaders. They care about the owner as
much as the business they are running. It is often lonely running a business, but with TAB’s advisory boards and business coaching sessions, they are well supported to get the results their business needs so they can lead the life they desire.
“I drive substantial change” Jo Croft, became a TAB franchisee because she wanted to help others and
drive substantial change in their results. She confi rms: I fi nd it rewarding to support and challenge my clients to help them grow and develop personally and professionally. The relationships I have built with my clients have been gratifying, and it's been a pleasure to watch them grow alongside me. Although I work hard, I have been able to make time for new activities and spend more quality time with my husband – it has given me a new lease on life and the opportunity to focus on my wellbeing.” l
THE ALTERNATIVE BOARD Business Services 0113 831 4500
franchise@thealternativeboard.co.uk tabfranchise.co.uk
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