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FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £60,000 RUNNING COS T S An exciting future Vodafone gives you the opportunity to shine U


nleash your entrepreneurial spirit with a Vodafone franchise. Vodafone is looking for


entrepreneurs who want to own a small number of stores in the UK on its partner agent programme. Investing in a Vodafone store means you become an ambassador for a big-name brand, with all its support, while still keeping the freedom of being your own boss. Vodafone is one of the world's leading mobile communications providers, operating in 26 countries and in partnership with networks in over 55 more. Across the world, it has almost 444 million customers and around 19.5 million in the UK. With the internet, digital technology and mobile innovation driving unimaginable change, Vodafone strives to be an admired leader. It is constantly developing new technologies, products and services that will enable Vodafone partner agents (franchisees) to not only work more efficiently and flexibly but also remain competitive on the high street. Vodafone strives to constantly be


ahead of the competition. It was behind the first call in 1985, the first international roaming call in 1991 and the first 3G voice call in 2001, as well as being the first UK operator to abolish roaming charges across 50 European destinations. Most recently, Vodafone made the UK’s first-ever holographic phone call using 5G, so you can count on it to give you the competitive edge your business needs.


Why Vodafone? There are many reasons to consider a Vodafone franchise opportunity, such as: Ÿ No upfront fee: all that Vodafone asks for in return is that you demonstrate access to funds that cover the cost of running your business for the first three months, which is typically between £60,000 and £100,000


Ÿ Established stores: your store comes fully stocked, fully staffed and ready to


60 In an increasingly digital world,


go, so you can hit the ground running from day one


Ÿ Vodafone has you covered: you’ll get full training and support from that start. You focus on hitting your targets and managing your team; everything else, including marketing, building maintenance, point of sale, IT support and staff training, is covered by Vodafone so you don’t have to worry


Ÿ The rewards are yours: on average, you could earn between £45,000 and £100,000 per year depending on the number of stores you take. These figures are uncapped so your success will depend on the level of commitment you put in


Ÿ You run the show: get the flexibility you crave and pick the hours you want to work while having the support from a major global organisation providing a massive safety net


Vodafone’s franchise systems are set up all over the world. Around 80 per cent of its global retail estate has seen investment,


and in just 14 months it has opened a total of 66 franchises (also known as partner agent stores) in the UK. Vodafone is using the skills it has learnt over the past 20 years to give people like you the best chance to shine! Whether you’re looking to take that next


step in your career, or you’re a budding entrepreneur ready for your next challenge, Vodafone is a community where you’ll feel like you have a career that can make a difference. Vodafone prides itself on being the UK’s most valuable brand, connecting people, businesses and communities in this forever-changing digital world. There’s never been a better time to join a powerful digital telecommunications business.. l


CONTACT Vodafone Telecommunications www.vodafone.co.uk/franchise BecomeAUKPartnerAgent@ vodafone.com


Investment level: £50k-£100k


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