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Anytime Fitness, the UK’s leading fitness franchise, has reported a near 300% increase in new franchisee enquiries in the past twelve months, compared to the previous year. Despite the impact of the pandemic on the fitness industry, Anytime Fitness has seen that people have taken the time to reassess their career options, seeing the potential in becoming a gym owner and being part of an industry that has bounced back admirably.
Leading pizza franchise Papa John’s has announced new store openings in Totton in Hampshire, Southsea in Essex plus a further outlet in Southampton. All run by multi-unit franchisee Abid Hussain, the additional Papa John’s mark the continued expansion of the brand, as its franchisees deliver “BETTER INGREDIENTS. BETTER PIZZA.” to even more communities across the UK.
The TaxAssist Accountants’ global success story continues as two new franchisees, Luisa Nunez and Asma Ali launch the brand in New Jersey and Texas.
2021 has seen record levels of small businesses meet with a TaxAssist Accountant.
TaxAssist Accountants has seen a 50% increase in new business leads delivered to its network, year on year, the latest internal figures reveal.
The world’s number one business coaching franchise ActionCOACH has partnered with Children with Cancer UK to help raise money for the charity. Throughout September, which is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Action Coaches across the UK are raising funds by delivering seminars for business owners – and 100% of the ticket price is being donated to the charity.
The franchising team at Home Instead are delighted to have achieved full Qualified Franchise Professional (QFP) status, awarded by the British Franchise Association (bfa).
Papa John’s just got mobile to deliver pizza to hungry fans as they enjoyed three action packed days of racing at the Formula 1 British Grand Prix held at Silverstone recently. Franchisee DFSI M25 Ltd led the team who served up Papa John’s top quality pizza to racing fans throughout the event.
A local business coach has boosted the Warwickshire economy by a staggering £31million in the past 12 months. Kevin Riley of ActionCOACH has supported local business owners with their profitability, productivity and efficiency during the pandemic, giving many of those a lifeline when times were at their toughest. With sheer vigour, determination and passion, he’s given back in a way that hasn’t gone unnoticed.
Cleanhome, one of the leading domestic cleaning business franchises in the UK has recently welcomed Neil Cartwright to join its rapidly expanding franchise network. Neil spent time researching a number of franchise organisations in many different sectors, before finally narrowing down his search to the domestic cleaning management market. After carefully considering all options, he made the decision to move forward with Cleanhome.
Brad Sugars started the ActionCOACH brand (formerly known as Action International) when he was in his early twenties. Today the company is internationally recognised as the leading global business coaching firm and one of the leading and most awarded franchises in the world today. So how did a twenty-something Australian create this global powerhouse? He did it through hard work, determination and a well-organised, systemised approach that leads businesses to profits. You can meet Brad Sugars, a serial entrepreneur who has built over 50 companies including the first and the world’s largest business coaching company via out webinar on Thursday 30th September from 5pm to 6pm. Book your place...
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