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Facing redundancy is an overwhelming prospect and in recent years it has been has a reality for many. But all is not all doom and gloom, many franchisees have found that as one chapter closes a one new begins.
The prospect of launching your own business can be daunting and with any new venture comes uncertainty and risk.
Sports Xtra is proud to announce that Managing Director Rob Oyston is Chairing the South West Forum of the British Franchise Association (bfa).
On hearing that Original Poster Company (OPC) franchisee, Liz Cooper was considering putting her Stoke on Trent territory up for resale shortly, fellow OPC franchisees, Steve Evans and Angela Wilkinson (Crewe/Chester), decided to take this opportunity and expand their current OPC franchise.
Staff at the head office of franchise business, Driver Hire, the leading transport and logistics recruitment specialists, had a big surprise on ‘Children in Need‘ day. They’d been invited to bring their favourite teddy to work for the day to help raise funds for the BBC’s national fund raiser.
An emotional father said: “We as a family are proud and thankful Premier Sport stepped in and became a role model to my son within the school environment.
A Discovery Day provides an ideal environment for people like you - passionate about taking control of their career and running a successful business - to meet with us and talk in more depth about our exciting franchise opportunity.
The British Franchise Exhibition is moving to Event City and will take place on 20 & 21 June 2014.
A leading nationwide tyre retailer, etyres, is hosting an exclusive initiative in Leicester to promote an exciting new business opportunity on the 6 November from 18.30-20.30.
As the old saying goes… ‘never work with your family, pets or children’ but for the Dancy family, franchising has led them to working with all three.
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