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Minster Cleaning Running a market-leading management franchise M 72


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


commercial cleaning, Minster Cleaning gives prospective franchisees a rock-solid business model with considerable opportunities for growth. Minster Cleaning is a management


franchise. But in practical terms, what does that mean? And what does it mean for a commercial cleaning franchise? A management franchise is as it sounds


– franchisees deal with the management of their franchise. They are responsible for leading


and overseeing the team performing the day-to-day business tasks. Franchisees deal with finances, staff, operations, new business development and other management tasks. Minster Cleaning franchisees come from varied


backgrounds, including the military, banking, engineering and moving from South Africa. They all wanted to make positive changes to their careers by building large, profitable businesses and valuable, saleable assets. They all have in common their ability to manage people. They don’t always have knowledge of commercial cleaning. So how do you run a successful commercial


cleaning business if you don’t know how commercial cleaning works?


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