The Wheel Specialist has shifted its networking strategy up a gear by joining a new industry association.
As a member of the IAAF (Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation), The Wheel Specialist will enjoy an array of business privileges. Management will now get the opportunity to network at the IAAF annual conference and awards dinner, which takes place in December.
But this new partnership isn’t just about fancy suits and bowties. The Wheel Specialist will also benefit from having access to the IAAF’s HR Manager Lite programme, which helps employers to get their heads around employment law, health and safety and data protection.
Ginny Murphy, CEO of The Wheel Specialist, is optimistic about the new partnership: “We recognise that the IAAF is a well-established force within the automotive aftermarket that provides a cohesive network of inter-brand communication and advocacy. We look forward to contributing constructively and working with the IAAF, its existing and future membership base.”
Ginny’s kind words were reciprocated by Wendy Williamson, CEO of the IAAF: We’re delighted that The Wheel Specialist sees the merits in joining and we are confident that through sharing their knowledge and meeting with fellow members, everyone will get to benefit”.
Over 60 years of experience, The Wheel Specialist has grown into a national franchise that trades across more than 25 franchise locations. And this vehicle franchise is showing no signs of slowing down – 2018 was a record year for the Wheel Specialist, seeing a 14 percent rise in sales.
The Wheel Specialist is looking for new franchise partners here on Point Franchise. If you are business minded and computer literate, then this car franchise wants to talk business with you.
In return for a minimum investment of £44,997, you can start your own company with the backing of the country’s only national wheel refurbishment franchise. More information about this opportunity can be found here on the Point Franchise website.
James Muddimer , Point Franchise ©
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