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National home care provider Walfinch will present on how to build a multi-million pound home care franchise business at the forthcoming National Franchise Exhibition to be held at the NEC 6 & 7 October 2023. CEO, Amrit Dhaliwal, will discuss how the award-winning company uses technology, training and mentoring to help franchisees develop their businesses in one of the most rewarding industries, in addition to looking at real examples of how franchising with Walfinch has changed lives.
For the first time, the world’s ageing population outnumbers the young, therefore delivering quality care to older adults in our communities and beyond has never been more important, neither has Home Instead’s mission ‘to expand the world’s capacity to care’.
Gold winner at the 2022 bfa HSBC Awards, Revive! Auto Innovations, has been named a finalist in the Leadership and Culture category for this year’s British Franchise Awards. As a previous Gold winner, The UK’s leading smart repair network has also been put forward by the British Franchise Association for the 2023 European Franchise Awards later this month.
UBX, the boxing and strength franchise co-founded by four-time world champion boxer, Danny Green and fitness and tech entrepreneur, Tim West, have launched their first three locations in Tokyo, Japan. The brand is bringing their world-class boxing and strength workouts to three new locations in Tokyo with gyms launching in Kagurazaka, Kodemmacho and Omori.
A former accountant whose first foray into the hospitality industry saw him open the first franchised Heavenly Desserts restaurant in 2017, in what is now a thriving national network,has won a major industry accolade. Muhammad Rafique, known as Sheraz, is the recipient of a Great British Franchisee Award. Selected for his passion, diligence and glowing feedback from customers and business partners alike, Sheraz impressed the judges with his ability to deal with the challenges posed by Covid, and his adaptability to a brand new sector.
Sarah Wickham, franchisee and managing director, Walfinch Suffolk Coastal home care has been named as a Great British Franchisee Award winner. Sarah who originally began her career as a carer, has now built her franchised business to support people in their own homes, offering companionship visits to intensive live-in care. Sarah now runs three franchised territories covering Suffolk Coastal, Norfolk and West Suffolk, employing 115 carers.
With the growth of Luckys through its Franchise Programme gathering pace and announcements expected shortly about new sites in Derby, Bristol, Milton Keyne sand East London, a number of exciting existing opportunities have also arisen in the Manchester area.
With entrepreneurs across the UK continuing to identify the franchise industry as being the ideal next step in their careers, 2023 has seen a diversity of industry-leading brands further strengthen their franchise opportunities through welcoming high-quality franchisees into their network. This much can certainly be said for the UK’s top window cleaning franchise, My Window Cleaner (MWC), which is currently celebrating one of its most successful periods since launching over 27 years ago.
Home care franchise company, Home Instead is delighted to announce that two of their franchisees have been awarded for their excellence in the recent ‘Great British Franchisee Awards 2023’ hosted by whichfranchise.
Chantry Group have announced the launch of the Chantry Foundation, an innovative not-for-profit venture which seeks to turbocharge new franchisors entering the market. Founded in 2007 with the aim of setting new standards in the world of franchise marketing and recruitment, Chantry Group has since grown to become the largest franchise marketing and recruitment agency in the UK.
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