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Returning from a teaching secondment in New Zealand, Paul Clark started a teaching position in Theatretrain Northampton. After 2 years he moved to Rugby and again worked at the local Theatretrain where he stayed for 4 years. It was when he moved to Devon and started working at a boarding school that he realised he missed the shows and trips he had organised at Theatretrain. He decided then that his next step was setting up his own theatre school and it made sense that Theatertrain was the ideal choice for him. He set up Theatretrain Exeter in 2017.
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Blossom Home Care’s radical approach to caring for people in their own homes stood out a mile for three friends looking for a franchise to share. Nancy Nwachukwu, Maureen Nwankwo and Dr David Igwe had been apprehensive about the home care sector due to its reputation for under-paying and under-valuing care workers.
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Regina and Funsho Samson are shrewd judges of character – and as soon as they spoke to Blossom Home Care founders John and Fiona Leggott, they knew they were dealing with people they could trust. The Leicester couple were less then impressed with some of the home care companies they’d come across, yet felt immediately at home when they discovered multi-award-winning Blossom.
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Mary Ada Alajemba is not your average franchisee. Motivated not by money but by the difference she can make to people’s lives, she was drawn to Blossom Home Care by the fact it’s led by a Registered Nurse. She felt a kindred spirit to Fiona Leggott, co-founder of Blossom Home Care, who has such a reputation in the industry that Mary Ada chose to bring her own seven years’ experience as a Registered Nurse to the rapidly-growing award-winning network.
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Grace Angilley just knew, from the moment she read about Blossom Home Care, that it was the franchise for her. “I’ve worked in social care for years and seen some dreadful things, but Blossom leapt out at me because it offers the standard of care I’d want if I needed it myself."
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Throughout his career, Chris Wyle has always had a passion for helping people unlock their full potential. From delivering presentation skills training to becoming a six-territory franchise partner with Pitman Training, Chris’s passion for training and development is evident.
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Going into her fifth term as a franchise partner with Pitman Training, Paula Elliott has certainly proved she has what it takes to make it in the world of franchising. A former member of Her Majesty’s Forces, Paula’s previous role as a Special Intelligence Operator instilled an unrivalled work ethic, attention to detail and ability to communicate with people from all walks of life – making her the ideal franchise partner. Equipped with this incredible skill set and the support of the Pitman head office team, Paula has helped administrators, executives and business professionals alike achieve their career goals for the past 21 years
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After a successful career in property and sales, Rob Smy went it alone and set up his own business in Peterborough. Eventually, Rob went on to sell this as a successful going concern. Three years later he decided to start a business again, but knowing how tough it was to start a business from scratch on your own, franchising was an appealing option.
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Carol is the Gong cha franchisee for Greenwich. Before joining Gong cha, she was a data analyser for a Paid Search Digital Marketing company. With a strong passion for entrepreneurship, it was only natural for Carol to want to apply her marketing, finance and management skills in a business of her own. After much research, Carol identified massive potential in the bubble tea industry; high demand, growth potential, and appeal to a diverse customer base in the UK. And for her, Gong cha was the perfect fit.
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Jess Fairfield is a trained dancer and singer who wasn’t looking to buy a franchise but when the opportunity came up to take on the Welwyn-Hatfield branch, she jumped at the chance. And it has been so successful that Jess opened a second branch 4 years later!