Up next in our ‘meet the CEO’ series is Sebastian James. To find out more about the ambitious businessman and whether Boots franchises in the UK, look no further than this article. Boots is one of the staples of the British high street.
Global fashion giant H&M has stores all over the world. Based in Stockholm, the Swedish company reported significant sales growth across 2017 and 2018. As well as capitalising on online sales, H&M opened 497 new stores in 2017 alone to increase its high street presence.
Next up in our ‘Meet the CEO’ series is Emma Woods, the leading lady of Wagamama. Wagamama is lots of Japanese food lovers’ favourite restaurant chain. But who’s behind the successful brand? Who is Wagamama’s CEO, Emma Woods? The CEO of Wagamama is Emma Woods.
is a staple of the British high street. Its shelves are stocked with a range of food, clothing and home products that are known for their signature quality.
BT is a huge company with international reach. Let’s find out more about the brains behind the business – its CEO, Philip Jansen. We look at his career, as well as the history of BT and alternative franchising opportunities in the sector.
Wondering which franchise model is right for you? We’ve analysed the pros and cons of three of the most common franchise styles so you can see which kind of opportunity is likely to suit your lifestyle and goals. Searching for the perfect franchise can be overwhelming.
Franchising in the UK in 5 statistics! Are you thinking of becoming your own boss and starting a franchise in the UK in 2020? See our infographic below! It covers tips to start your own franchise and interesting statistics from the UK franchise sector.
The world of franchising is full of variety. It’s a dynamic, ever-changing space, and finding the right franchise concept to invest in is crucial. Here are six unique franchises just waiting for your investment.
Did you know there’s more than one type of franchise system? Here in the UK, most franchises use one of three formats: the business format franchise, management franchise and product distribution franchise.
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Investing in a can be a great decision for entrepreneurs. Rather than building a business from scratch, you benefit from the brand recognition and marketing power of a more established business, as well as a model to follow to run the franchise profitably.
If you’re choosing between a BFA-approved franchise and another one without the accreditation, you might be wondering if there really is such an advantage of selecting the former.
Here’s a common misconception: when a business owner chooses to become a franchisor, they collect investors’ money, hand over an operations manual and step back to watch their empire grow.
The prospect of running a franchise unit can induce feelings of confusion, uncertainty and even inadequacy, but there are lots of books about franchising to help you through the process. Often, those who have made it right to the top of the franchise industry can offer insight and reassurance.
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