An array of business opportunities are on offer at The British Franchise Exhibition, taking place in Manchester later this month.
The exhibition will feature an extensive choice of franchises, expert advisors and an informative seminar programme covering all aspects of how to run a franchise business successfully.
Visitors will be presented with the chance to meet with a wide range of well-established franchise companies enabling them to assess the benefits of running their own business as part of an established franchise brand.
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Visitors can also meet existing franchisees to gain a clear insight into the reality of working with a particular franchisor and their business.
More than 100 diverse businesses will be exhibiting at the show. They include: Dial A Rad, Dream Doors, Distribution Unlimited, Fastsigns, Fastway Couriers, Lasertech, Myhome, Punch Taverns, Shoes Galore, Signs-A-Rama, Smilequest, thebestof, Usmoothie, Wimpy, YellowTom and Your Move.
As part of the exhibition, visitors will also be able to take advantage of invaluable advice and practical assistance from the british franchise association (bfa) and other experts.
Covering key aspects of running a franchise business, from choosing the right venture all the way through to raising the finance and how to go about drawing up legal contracts.
To register for The British Franchise Exhibition in Manchester and the Growing Your Own Exhibition & Conference, call 0870 777 1082.
Other events:
The British & International Franchise Exhibition and the Growing Your Own Business Exhibition & Conference, Olympia, London, 4 & 5 April 2008
The British Franchise Exhibition and the Growing Your Own Business Showcase & Conference, SECC, Glasgow 13 & 14 June 2008
The National Franchise Exhibition and the Growing Your Own Business Exhibition & Conference, NEC, Birmingham 3 & 4 October 2008
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