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BUSINESS FRANCHISE


EDITORIAL & PUBLISHING


EDITOR


Annie Blinkhorn annie.blinkhorn@vmgl.com


JOINT MANAGING DIRECTOR Tracy Shah


ADVERTISING FRANCHISE SALES DIRECTOR Helen McCulloch


Set your sights...


Annie Blinkhorn Editor


already own and run a franchise and are looking to further expand? You might be a entrepreneur simply researching ways to optimise your current operations at the co-located Growing Your Own Business? Whichever it is, you're in the right place... a place where there's no limits on your aspirations – so jump in! In fact, franchising is the perfect platform


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through which to fulfil your ambitions. You may well have heard of the term 'multi- unit franchising', and for those of you that haven't, it's exactly as it sounds: running more than one franchise. Whether that's expanding across several territories with a single franchisor or operating different franchise brands, the potential is huge. Intrigued? The National Franchise Exhibition hosts The Multi-Unit Franchise Conference – see page 50 for details – taking place on


re you coming to The National Franchise Exhibition to find your perfect business opportunity? Or do you


Friday 2 October, where a whole host of brands, consultants and existing multi-unit franchisees will share their expertise on expansion strategies throughout the event. Find out more about the route to growth through multi-unit franchising in the special report on page 97. So, if you can picture yourself running an empire of franchise businesses, well, you're going to need help! Who do you see working alongside you? Many franchise operations are run by couples or across generations related to one another. This makes perfect sense when you realise how frequently belonging to a franchise network is compared to joining a family. Read up on the franchisees that keeping their business interests close to home over on page 104. However you envisage becoming


your own boss, it's time to put those plans into action. Your first port of call is to turn to the Show Guide, from page 33 onwards, and make a list of who to see and what questions to ask. If you're new to franchising and this is your first visit – or you need a refresher – there's an invaluable guide over on page 28, to give you a steer on getting the most out of your attendance at the exhibition And if you don't have your tickets for


the NEC, Birmingham, event on 2 & 3 October yet, what are you waiting for? Register free at Franchiseinfo.co.uk – I'll see you there!


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Editorial and advertisements for companies featured in Business Franchise (BF) represent neither endorsement nor recommendation of such companies by VMG nor its employees. Readers are advised to seek franchising advice before entering into any contract with companies or persons mentioned in BF editorial and advertisements.


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