SHOW GUIDE
HSBC BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE
This area will be transformed into an interactive business zone, helping you take advantage of everything the exhibition has to offer while also allowing you to keep in touch with your business.
Network with key members of the HSBC franchising team and learn more about the support they can offer: whether you are looking to franchise your business or invest in a franchise.
Sponsored by: VISITORS VIP+
INTERNATIONAL PAVILION
Visit the International Pavilion to explore franchise opportunities with leading overseas brands ready to launch in the UK.
WARM, DELICIOUS & MADE TO ORDER
CRAYOLA IMAGINE ARTS ACADEMY Crayola’s mission is to inspire children through art by developing their creativity and critical thinking.
IP50
DUCK DONUTS Duck Donuts serves warm, fresh donuts as well as coffee, milkshakes & desserts. Their fresh donuts are dipped, drizzled and topped just the way you like them.
IP80
MAD SCIENCE Mad Science’s mission is to inspire children through science, sparking lifelong imagination and curiosity.
IP50
WIENERSCHNITZEL Founded in 1961, Wienerschnitzel is the world's largest hot dog chain, with more than 300 locations serving over 120 million hot dogs per year.
IP40
SCHOOL IS EASY Established 20 years ago and operating in 15 countries worldwide, School is Easy is a leading provider of one-to-one in-home academic tuition.
IP110
FUNK COFFEE+FOOD Established in Australia in 2005, FUNK is a cafe concept that is known for quality food and coffee served in a funky environment.
IP100 Plus, meet international suppliers ready to help supercharge your business growth.
ADPLENTY AdPlenty is an all-in-one digital marketing platform built to manage local campaigns for franchise businesses.
IP70
PROFITKEEPER Profi tKeeper’s suite of tools allows franchisors and franchisees to benchmark, analyse, identify and act on meaningful trends from fi nancials and KPIs.
IP60
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