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Grantley Lynch is someone who believes in hard work and fairness; he has a passion for people and a thirst for success. From the busy, corporate strain to entering the care profession, Grantley has taken a leap of faith and achieved his ambition of becoming his own boss.
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Joe Guishard left his role as a Police Officer to launch Right at Home Cardiff in 2012. Reflecting on his career 12 years on, he’s exceeded his own ambitious expectations by becoming the first Franchise Owner in the network to own three UK territories and is on track to generate £4 million in revenue.
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Laying the first building blocks of a Right at Home business and getting it off the ground to a point where it is trading with healthy sales and Client enquiries takes commitment, determination and resilience, and Anne Downey’s story is a case in point. After purchasing RaH Nottingham North in November 2021, Anne, like most Franchise Owners in our network, has faced several challenges, from adapting to what can be a highly pressurised managerial role, with responsibility for vulnerable people’s welfare, to recruiting and retaining quality staff to meet demand and grow the business.
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Jack Miller signed the contract to start his Right at Home business in Chippenham five years ago at the age of just 25. Now aged 30, he is still the youngest Franchise Owner in our network, and he’s also one of the most inspirational, having made brave decisions over the last 18 months that have quadrupled his Client-base and doubled his profits, all while adjusting to life as a new
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Amy and Kev Popat are a testament to the phrase ‘hard work and dedication pays off’. Nearly 10 years after opening their Right at Home franchise in Solent, the husband-and-wife team have not only built a multi-award-winning business with two consecutive Outstanding ratings from the Care Quality Commission, but they’ve also achieved two of their biggest goals in life.
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Simon Parker is the Card Connection franchisee for Shrewsbury/Stoke on Trent and Macclesfield. The Shrewsbury/Stoke on Trent territory was originally purchased back in 2006 by Simon’s father Bob Parker, who sadly passed away earlier this year. Bob ran the territory as a family affair until 2014 when Simon took over the reins
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Meet ServiceMaster Clean by Deeland. The business, which provides expert contract cleaning services across various sectors in Newbury and the surrounding areas, has been shortlisted for the HSBC Best in Class: Multi-Unit Multi-Brand award at the BFA HSBC British Franchise Awards 2024. Deeland Limited has been operating its ServiceMaster franchise for over 30 years.
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Few people see home carers as entrepreneur material – but Sarah Wickham disproves that. “I fell in love with the care business when I started work as a carer over 25 years ago,” says Sarah. “I decided to make care my career, but on day one I never imagined I would end up running my own business with over 200 carers, 150 clients and three local offices.”
Now, as a franchisee with home care provider Walfinch, her home care business has branches in Stowmarket, Saxmundham and Norwich, and is on target to achieve a £3m turnover this year.
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Ian Thomson, a former City-based equities trader, set up his own business with a Walfinch home care franchise in Welwyn and Bishops Stortford in 2020. After six months he was in profit. This year, his turnover topped £1million.
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Owner of Revive! Northamptonshire Iain Wallis is in his happy place! Running a successful business, living in a bigger house and enjoying a healthy work-life balance with his wife who has been able to leave a demanding job in the NHS to join the team full time.
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