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Cleaning Special


NIC Services Group F


ranchising since 1995 and established members of the British Franchise Association,


NIC has been trading for over 50 years and is one of the UK’s largest privately owned facilities management businesses, providing services to thousands of satisfi ed clients, many of which are leading household brands. Investing in a management franchise with NIC Services Group can be an ideal business opportunity for those who want the benefi ts of being part of a strong brand, together with the security of operating in a growing sector largely unaffected by economic conditions. NIC franchisees are not cleaners.


They are ambitious people who want to build scalable, profi table, and successful businesses, and who want to combine their own personal skills and personalities with NIC’s proven business model and experience – the franchise has been in operation for nearly three decades. With 80% of its clients contracted for


daily cleans, NIC Services Group provides professional services to over 4,000 locations across the UK and Ireland every day. The cleaning sector is estimated as being worth around £8.8 billion per annum and it is experiencing year-on-


year growth as businesses increasingly view professional cleaning services as a necessity rather than a luxury. There are potential clients everywhere


you look – offi ces, hospitality and leisure venues, hotels, retailers, factories, doctors’ surgeries, and schools all have requirements for regular contract cleaning services. With a management franchise, the


role of the franchisee is to work with NIC’s experienced business development managers to identify new business opportunities, tender for and win new business whilst recruiting, and lead a team to deliver outstanding services to clients. With NIC’s top performing franchisees


operating multi-million-pound turnover businesses, NIC offers franchisees a fantastic opportunity to build a substantial business with repeat clients who increasingly have the need for daily cleaning services. NIC provides franchisees with


comprehensive support including intensive training and a ‘nurturing’ programme to give businesses the best possible start. There is also marketing, business development,and tendering support for new contracts and help with client retention, recruitment, HR, payroll, and invoicing.


The support NIC provides enables


franchisees to focus on their business, with the comfort of being part of a powerful brand and supported by an experienced team in all stages of their business journey. As full training and ongoing support


is provided, NIC aren’t looking for people with prior industry experience. David Paulson, NIC Services Group business development director explains: “We are looking for people with the ambition, energy, and drive to build a substantial business. People who share our strong sense of business ethics, have a willingness to learn, have great communication skills and the self-discipline to follow a proven, successful business model”.


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