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Many franchises are ideal for executives and management level people seeking to achieve success in self-employment.
Consultancy franchises continue to grow against market trends
WhiteCollarFranchise.co.uk, a Hampshire-based website dedicated to helping executives and management professionals to start their own business through franchising, has experienced increasing interest in the consultancy franchises sector.
Nick Tubb, Managing Director of The TotalFranchise Group of websites, of which WhiteCollarFranchise is part, says: “The recession has led to an increasing number of executives being out of work, and our goal at WhiteCollarFranchise is to raise awareness of franchising in the ‘white-collar’ markets. Most people associate franchising with fast food and coffee, but there are dozens, hundreds even, of franchises that are ideal for executives and management level people seeking to achieve success in self-employment.”
Tubb says: “Last month, we launched new-look websites that have helped to increase the methods of interaction between franchise organisations and people considering starting a business through franchising. Prospective franchisees are able to supply CV’s to franchise companies, amongst other services, to help explore whether the individual and the business are suited to one-another.”
Established in 2007 WhiteCollarFranchise already have an expansive range of the UKs white collar business opportunities and over 10,000 prospective franchisees registered.
“Franchising can be a great way to start a business, whether looking for executive franchises in areas such as coaching, consultancy and finance or management franchises such as recruitment, care services or in print and design there are a wide variety of options open,” Tubb comments.
One of the latest white collar franchise is from Alchemy Network who offer business development consulting opportunity for business minded people and with recognised business consultant David Abingdon as the founder, it is a white collar franchise worth investigating.
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