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A FORMER finance worker has swapped funds for fitness and opened a TRIB3 boutique exercise studio in the heart of Southampton. Tom Hampton worked in corporate FX advisory before pursuing his love of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and opening his own studio.
KFC has appointed Neil Piper, its current Chief People Officer, as interim Managing Director UK & Ireland, after the sudden departure of Paula MacKenzie.
The flagship shop first opened on 289 Aylsham Road, Norwich in 2002.
As the world continues to recover from a testing two years, the beginning of 2022 presents an ideal opportunity to reflect on the way businesses and their markets have been affected by the pandemic. For the education industry in particular, the future certainly looks different now to how it may have done pre-pandemic, with further importance placed on mindfulness and meeting the personal needs of individuals. Here, the in-home and online tutoring company Tutor Doctor reviews projections for how children’s education franchises will be reacting and growing out of COVID, as well as making the learning experience more positive for children who require the services of a high-quality, personalised education brand.
While the pandemic has been a turbulent time for many, others have noticed the opportunities that it has presented them with. And these opportunities have certainly been fruitful in the education industry, as students all over the world have demonstrated the need for attentive, personalised learning experiences. With the help of in-home and online tutoring company, Tutor Doctor, more students across the UK will be presented with the chance to enhance their learning going into 2022, as the franchise welcomes three new territories to its network.
X-Press Legal Services is excited to be joining five fellow franchisors for this year’s ‘Franchise Discovery Day’. The educational webinar provides an insight into the lives of those who have built a diverse range of successful businesses.
Anytime Fitness, which has over 185 independently owned health clubs across the UK and Ireland, is aiming to double the amount of women gym owners in its network in the next five years.
Rob Barker, who recently announced his departure from Precor, and Peloton can today announce he will be officially joining international boutique fitness franchise TRIB3 as a Non-Executive Director. Working closely with CEO Kevin Yates and the Fisher Family (Founders of Holmes Place), Rob will be supporting and advising the TRIB3 executive team and franchise partners in what appears to be an exciting period of expansion ahead.
Martin and Liz Tapley have sold their franchise to new franchisee David Pearce.
In the fast-paced world of franchising, it can be challenging to know how to make your mark and lead the way when it comes to the brand’s progression. However, with 4.62 billion people worldwide now using social media and 424 million new users coming online within the last 12 months1, perfecting the art of social media is crucial for businesses. Tim Morris, Managing Director of Cymphony, believes that perfecting your brand’s social media presence is vital for your franchise’s success in 2022. In this article, Tim shares his advice on the benefits of brands using social media and how to provide an exceptional service across these channels.
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