FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £20,000 eiae suort


The head office team behind the franchise network at Minster Cleaning are invested in your success


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inster Cleaning was established in 1982 and has been a full member of the British Franchise Association (BFA) since 1992. With so much experience of franchising and the


commercial cleaning market, Minster Cleaning gives prospective franchise partners a rock-solid business model with considerable opportunities for growth. With a network of over 40 branches throughout


the UK, operating large, exclusive territories, group turnover is now well over £55million. The top Minster Cleaning branches have sales of up to £3.5million+ per year whilst over half of branches have a turnover of £1million+ per year. Paul Backhouse has been the Head of Finance


at the company for a year. He manages the day- to-day activities of the finance department and is responsible for all finance-related functions


of the franchisor. These include internal management reporting, employee benefits and payroll, statutory returns, liaising with auditors, dealing with insurance brokers and much more. Paul works closely with the directors on the interpretation of financial results and key financial trends, enabling the executive management team to make sound business decisions. Paul is a central point of contact across


the network for financial related queries, but with such a large number of franchisees to


inancial support and growth incentive schemes are available to all franchisees”


Investment level: £20k-£50k


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