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EX-SERVICE engineer Mick Appleton is indulging his love of interior design by opening a kitchen showroom.
Mick and his partner Sharon Leeson joined the UK’s #1 kitchen makeover company earlier this year and have now opened Dream Doors Bolton and Bury in Bolton.
For most people, becoming a franchisee means finding a freedom in your work that you’ve never enjoyed before.
But that doesn’t mean new franchisees can’t benefit from a helping hand every now and again – especially if it’s from the previous business owners.
It’s exactly this kind of collaboration that has helped Vishal Amin, director of Dream Doors Surrey and Sussex, get to grips with running a showroom for the UK’s #1 kitchen makeover company.
InXpress have been shortlisted for their Young Guns campaign in the Best Online Marketing Campaign category at this year’s Franchise marketing Awards.
Robert Leek and Ian Leadbeater, owners of Driver Hire Sheffield, have completed the renewal of their franchise agreement with Driver Hire for a further five years.
Experienced accountant Jeremy Gilks has launched a new accountancy practice on Ber Street in Norwich specifically aimed at small businesses and individual tax-payer clients.
This September is being declared as Dog Remembrance Month, creating a focus for dog lovers to come together and celebrate the lives of their cherished pets, whilst providing mutual support and understanding. Shocking survey data shows that losing a pet can cause such an intense grief, a tenth of respondents sought counselling or were prescribed anti-depressants.
Making the decision to own and operate your own business is a brave and bold one. That being the case, wouldn’t it be good to feel that you are making a difference to people’s wellbeing as a result?
Why not choose a business that gives you the opportunity to tangibly make a difference to how people feel about themselves and you can feel proud of your team on a daily basis?
spa810, the new and unique medispa franchise, is just one of those businesses.
ReceiptBank proves a big hit in terms of time savings and efficiency for both accountant and clients alike
As a brand Home Instead Senior Care are committed to remaining at the forefront of developments in the home care sector and then sharing new ideas across their franchise network.
They are focused on complementing the services they provide through innovative technology. Their aim is to take a ‘high tech, high touch’ approach. Technology will never replace Home Instead’s personal approach; however, it can be used to enhance their care, particularly in the hours when CAREGivers are not with their clients.
When it comes to sales calls, the recruitment team at Driver Hire’s Crewe franchise are leaders. And we’re not just talking locally; this is on a national scale.
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