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SHOW GUIDE


Transform your future


through franchising Unlock the potential of franchising and turn your entrepreneurial ambitions into reality at The National Franchise Exhibition


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n 4 & 5 October, The National Franchise Exhibition will open its doors at the NEC, Birmingham,


to provide the spark of inspiration for the next generation of franchise entrepreneurs. Exclusively supported by the British Franchise Association (BFA), the event will showcase over 100 franchise brands from a broad range of sectors including McDonald’s, Vodafone Business IT Hubs, Auntie Anne’s, T4 Bubble Tea, Anytime Fitness, plus many more! A packed programme of over 50 free


talks covering all aspects of franchising will help inform and inspire attendees offering deep dives into specific industries. Prospective investors will benefit from ‘An introduction to franchising’, Real Franchise Stories Q&A sessions and the return of the ever-popular McDonald’s insights sessions. Highlights include a keynote


presentation from award-winning journalist, broadcaster – and now franchisor – Steph McGovern. A familiar face on TV, Steph has been at the forefront of financial and business journalism making her well-placed to comment on the current economic landscape and


the potential benefits of investing in a franchise now. Her keynote talk ‘A new era – the power of franchising in today’s economy’ is sure to provide valuable insights and inspire entrepreneurs to create wealth through franchising. This year’s event introduces exciting


new features, including the BFA Lifestyle Zone, showcasing BFA member brands with investment levels of £12,000 or less. These brands span diverse sectors such as pet care, children’s activities, and personal services. Additionally, the event debuts the Taiwan Pavilion, featuring brands ready to enter the UK market, offering everything from bubble tea to innovative hair and beauty products. Existing franchisees with ambitions


to expand their portfolio should register for the Multi-unit Franchise Conference. Established multi-unit operators and representatives from brands including Domino’s Pizza, Home Instead and Ben & Jerry’s will share their secrets on building a franchise empire. Tracy Shah, Managing Director, Venture


Marketing Group, comments: “Running for more than 30 years, The National


Franchise Exhibition is an industry-leading event with exhibitors representing a range of sectors from food and beverage to care, education and fitness. The event has helped thousands of people find their perfect franchise opportunity and we cannot wait for more of the same at the NEC, Birmingham, this autumn.” 


EVENT DETAIL S


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Friday 4 and


Saturday 5 October 10am – 4pm


To register for free tickets visit FranchiseTickets.co.uk or call 020 8394 5234


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