Can you imagine the consequences of a giant hole suddenly opening up in the concourse of one of the UK’s busiest train stations?

 

Today (18 January) the half a million workers passing through London Victoria Station found out, as a massive piece of striking 3D floor art encouraging people to ‘escape the rat race’ was revealed in the heart of the station.

This breathtaking art, which is a 6x4 metre floor vinyl, has been developed to stun, stop and engage people as they embark on their daily travels to and from the office.

 

Behind this extraordinary visual stunt, is national pest prevention company, Prokill. The franchise business is persuading workers fed up with the daily grind, to consider a new career, take control and become their own boss.

 

January has been coined the most depressing month and contains what is said to be the most depressing day of the year; Prokill is looking to open the eyes of London commuters to the potential opportunities that await them if they start their own franchise. No more stuffy tube journeys or crammed commuter trains, no more unreasonable demands from the boss or weekend working with little or no reward.

 

Prokill’s managing director, Dean Spiers, believes that people need to understand what opportunities are available to them if they are to change the path that they are on in order to enjoy a more rewarding and healthier work life balance.

 

He said: “With a franchise business comes an established brand, a tried and tested business model and a comprehensive training and support package. We want hard working, committed, forward thinking people to realise that our franchise is a viable option with a strong return not just financially, but it also provides  the balance and job satisfaction that you seek and deserve.”

 

Prokill, has a nationally expanding network of pest prevention experts, ensuring that local knowledge delivers greater results. They are looking to recruit potential franchise business owners throughout the UK, especially the South-East and northern counties in the next 12 months with a view to growing a network estimated at reaching one hundred branches in total.