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Success Stories from Women in Franchising

Franchisee Stories

Woman in a man’s world

Just examine the demographics in the automotive aftermarket - it’s 99 per cent men. So imagine you’re a girl and you have an idea that you would like to infiltrate this Jeremy Clarkson, non-politically correct amphitheatre. It’s not exactly throwing a gladiator to the lions, but it’s not far off. This is just what occurred to Keeley Davison when she was discussing with her partner Glen Reynolds just how employing third parties in his Snap-on Tools franchise was causing him too much stress in his life. Could she join Glen to help grow his franchise?
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Franchisor Stories

Having Fun in Franchising

Arwen Hobday had previously been working for the Popstars Academy as a Party Dance Instructor. She loved it so much she recently bought her own Popstars Academy.
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Events

Many events catering for women in business are taking place throughout the UK.
Franchise Events

Ask The Experts

You can post any franchise related questions to our panel of experts.
Question to franchise experts.

The Time Is Right

Over 30% of all new businesses are currently started by women the time to start your own franchise business is now.
Facts on women and franchising

Financial Support for Women

One of the biggest hurdles facing potential franchisees is approaching banks for advice in raising finance.
Raising finance for a franchise

The whichfranchise Pocket Guide to Franchising

Pocket GuideOur pocket guide to franchising is your essential guide to franchising in the UK.

Packed with step-by-step information and advice for buying a franchise, as well as case studies of successful franchisees, the guide is vital for anyone considering franchising as a route to starting their own business.
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Women and Networking

Starting a franchise can be daunting; receiving help from others can make this experience less overwhelming.
Why women and networking

Getting to Know Your Market

You need to ensure that you thoroughly research the franchise you are interested in; there is no room for getting it wrong!
Researching franchise market

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Franchise Resources

Testimonies

Women and Molly Maid

"Experience in MOLLY MAID suggests that when it comes to business success, a Franchisee’s gender is not an issue although women generally fit well into a domestic cleaning service. By this I mean the softer skills needed to win the trust and confidence of people who naturally take great care before handing over the keys to their homes. This may have something to do with the fact that currently over 50 percent of MOLLY MAID Franchise Owners are women."
Pam Bader, Molly Maid


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External Help & Support for Women

Much help and support is available to those looking to start up their own franchise business.
Support for women

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Franchise Resales

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UK Franchise
Seminars 2008

To evaluate the option of franchising in more depth, attend a franchise seminar running throughout the UK .
UK Franchise Seminars

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Help You

CREATE is a support organisation helping those considering franchising.
About CREATE


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