Is your franchise adapting to evolving markets around the world?
The world of business is changing. Luckily, Amber Manning, UK CEO at Just Cuts, has a few ideas on how your franchise can stay ahead in an ever-changing industry
KFC’s Colonel Sanders joins a group of strippers in raunchy Mother’s Day video
This Mother’s Day KFC is offering mums a seductive video featuring Chippendales dancers. Now that’s some hot marketing
Ten considerations for bringing your brand to Britain
From implementing solid contracts to regulatory compliance, Fiona Boswell, partner and head of franchising at Fraser Brown Solicitors, enlightens ambitious business owners with their sights set on Blighty
Six steps franchisees need to make to recruit the right candidates
From soft skills to background checks, do you have what it takes to find the right employee for your franchise?
This mother-son duo are changing children's lives after becoming Tutor Doctor franchisees
Having started her journey growing Tutor Doctor’s UK franchise network a decade ago, Ann Mary Wardman has now become a franchisee of the brand with her son Deaglan Furey
McDonald’s criticised by customers for switching from plastic to paper straws
McDonald’s rolled out paper straws in an attempt to reduce the use of single-use plastic and become more environment friendly. But some angered customers want the plastic ones back
Stagecoach awarded the Franchisees’ Choice Designation in Canada
The Canadian Franchise Association has recognised the performing arts franchise’s commitment to franchisee satisfaction
Check out the new batch of UK-based franchises
Franchising is reasonably safe way to start your own business. So if you’re looking for a new opportunity, why not check out these fresh faces of UK franchising?
Chapati Man expands to New York by signing up a new master franchisee
The Indian wrap catering franchisor has signed The Chaat is Safe Inc. as its master franchisee for the Big Apple
Endgame: What happens to franchisees when franchisors leave the network?
It’s common for startup entrepreneurs to build an empire then move on to do it all over again. But what about in franchising – if a franchisor departs, where does this leave the franchisees that bought into the model?
