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Introduction

About Pet Sitters Ireland

What Is A Franchise?

The Benefits of Owning aFranchise

How Do FranchiseTerritories Work?

What Help Can I ExpectWhen I Buy A Franchise?:The Support Given Buy AFranchisor

How To Run A Franchise:Do You Have What ItTakes To Successfully RunA Franchise?

Top Questions To AskWhen Becoming aFranchisee

Common FranchisingFrequently AskedQuestions

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How To Find The CapitalTo Become A Franchisee

Should you start your ownbusiness versusbecoming a franchisee?

The Problems With AFranchise: Four CommonFranchise Myths

Privately Owned BusinessVersus Franchise: WhichIs Better?

Irish Franchise Awards2016 finalists announced

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Reading an entire book can seem like a big task, but all of the information in thisebook is going to hep you make an informed decision about whether a Pet SittersIreland franchise opportunity is for you or not.

Key SubjectsBy reading this ebook you will learn:

What is a franchise?How does a franchise operate?The pros and cons of owning a franchise?Whether you are the right person to own a franchise?What you need to do next to take things further.

If you have questions while you are reading this ebook then please don't hesitateto call me personally on 087 7453847. I look forward to meeting with you verysoon.Kind RegardsMike McQuillan

IntroductionCongratulations on taking the first step towards you owning your ownbusiness and changing your financial future.

What Makes Pet Sitters Ireland Different ToOther Pet Care Companies?We believe so much in this Industry that when we opened our doors we createdour own Professional Pet Sitting and Dog Walking standard, and we stronglybelieve that this should be the benchmark for all companies that want to offerthe same services.Because we are so committed to the Industry, and the welfare of animals ingeneral, we believe that when a Pet Professional is caring for your pets theyshould receive the following as an absolute minimum.These are things which Pet Sitters Ireland and all the franchise family adhere todaily.

Trained Pet Sitters and Dog WalkersOnline Booking and Payment FacilityGPS Tracking Of VisitsPet Care Journal and Profiling SystemBack Up and Support

When you join the Pet Sitters Ireland Team you become part of this IndustryStandard.

About Pet Sitters IrelandPet Sitters Ireland are the alternative to asking friends and family, orusing kennels and catteries, to look after your pets when you travelaway from home.

A franchise is a licence to use a proven business system and its brand identity,its operating procedures, marketing procedures, advertising procedures, trainingprogrammes and its support framework.The Franchisee’s own personal flair, their unique entrepreneurial skill, energyand commitment are added to reap the full benefit of the FranchiseStudies show that 95% of Franchise businesses are successful – compared to 55%of non-franchise business set-ups.

Franchise market in Ireland shows incredible growth - averaging 12% per year.Now more than 240 franchisors with 2,400 franchisees, employing 20,000 people,generating €2 billion in sales last year.Studies show that people are becoming more entrepreneurial, with as much as40% of the population expressing a desire to work for themselves.Franchising is also a fast-growing market in the UK.There are 700 franchisors with 35,000 franchisees employing 333,000 peoplegenerating sales of €12 billion a year.

What Is A Franchise?

Franchising provides an opportunity to work for yourself, but not by yourself.By owning and operating a franchise you are investing in a proven method ofdoing business, where all the problems associated with start-up business havealready been ironed out.

Why Franchising is Successful?• Consumer loyalty to a specific brand• Consistently applied operating systems• Ongoing support systems aid efficiency, effectiveness and profitability• Experience of Franchisor already gained in specific area

Benefits of becoming a Franchisee• You are your own boss and can pay yourself what you’re worth• Projectable future income• Increased time for personal growth• Personal satisfaction - you’re creating your own asset

Maybe you have dreamed of owning your own business for as long as you couldwalk. Or, maybe it’s a desire that has developed over time as you watch othersgrab hold of their destiny and create their own success. Starting a businessrequires hard work, long hours, and passion – and even with all of that, youaren’t guaranteed success.Owning a franchise, however, means starting with a business plan that’s alreadybeen proven and a host of other benefits, including:

Proven SuccessFranchises are successful. If the business itself wasn’t a success, the franchisorwouldn’t have the capital or the ability to have franchisees.

Lower RiskStarting a business from the ground up certainly has its rewards but it alsocomes at a higher risk than opting to own a franchise. You will have built-inguidance, training, and support from the franchisor and will follow a provenbusiness plan. You don’t have to worry about not having a marketing or anadvertising background or if you’ve never started a business before.

A Recognizable, Reputable BrandFranchises are born of a successful business. The franchisor has worked hard togrow an established brand that the public knows and trusts. As a franchisee, youbenefit from starting a business that already has a strong reputation andconsumers are more likely to try your business because you are backed by aknown name.

Training Programs

The Benefits of Owning aFranchise

Franchisors have spent years growing their brand and business. They know whatit takes to succeed. Franchisors often provide an operations manual and initialtraining to help you become acquainted with the business, how it operates,what’s expected of you as a franchisee, and so on. You should also have ongoingtraining programs to keep you up-to-date with the latest franchise technologyand the franchise operations.

Location AssistanceOne of the biggest decisions you’re going to have to make, regardless of whetheryou start from the ground up or become a franchisee, is where to run yourbusiness. Does the business allow you to work out of home? Will you need torent or purchase a property? A franchisor will typically help franchisees identifyand locate prospective business locations that will put you in the best positionfor success.

Ongoing SupportThe franchisor wants you to succeed. Your success, after all, is integral to thebrand’s growth and overall success. As a result, franchisees often receive ongoingsupport. What type of support you receive will depend on the type of franchiseyou join but may include administrative support, marketing and advertisingsupport, and assistance recruiting employees and other staff.

What is the biggest benefit, in your opinion, ofowning a franchise?

Think about a famous franchise in your town. McDonald’s, maybe. Count howmany McDonald’s you have on the same block. Just one? There’s a reason forthat: Franchisees pay a hefty franchise fee to use the franchise’s brand name,product, and trademark.

What is Franchise Exclusivity?Because franchisees pay a franchise fee and ongoing royalties, the franchisorwants to ensure the franchisee makes enough money. As a result, mostfranchises assign each franchisee a territory in which the franchisee hasexclusivity.Let’s use McDonald’s as an example again. Maybe you’re planning to become aMcDonald’s franchisee. Exclusivity simply means that no other McDonald’s can bebuilt within a certain radius of your restaurant. That means another franchiseecannot just move in down the block and take customers from your restaurant.

How is a Franchise Territory decided?Mapping territory to be divided among franchisees can be tricky and somefranchises just don’t get it right. However, there are several factors that go intomapping territories, including the success of the franchise. A globally successfulfranchise like McDonald’s will typically offer much smaller territories becausethey are so popular and so well-known that getting customers into the door ispretty easy. So, you may find a McDonald’s in relative close proximity anywhereyou go in the world.However, Bob’s Burger Pagoda may offer a larger territory because it isn’t aswell-known, which means a franchisee may need a larger territory to bring in asufficient amount of business.

How Do Franchise TerritoriesWork?

Many franchises also use mapping programs that allow them to analyze the bestway to divide a city or even a region, taking into consideration such factors aspopulation and distance between franchises.

What questions should I ask about a Franchise?Before settling on a franchise, be sure to answer the following questions:· Are territories exclusive or non-exclusive? (Non-exclusive means anotherfranchisee can move into your area.)· How does the franchisor map the franchisees’ territories?· Is the population in your potential territory large enough to run a viablebusiness?· Will you be permitted to choose your own territory?· How close will the nearest franchisee be situated?· Will you be permitted to open another location in the future?

This is just a starting point. Write down as many questionsas you can think and research the issue of franchiseterritories before signing a contract to become afranchisee.

A franchisor – make that a good franchisor – will do much more than take yourfranchise fee, provide you with the franchise’s official rules and regulations,and simply wish you luck as you go on your merry way.A good franchisor will provide you with support to help you succeed. After all, ifyou succeed, you will make yourself money and the franchisor will earn moneythrough the royalties you pay to him.

Here are several ways your franchisor may helpyour franchise succeed:Initial TrainingYou will be expected to follow the rules and the regulations of the franchise youhave purchased. But, you need far more than a manual to read and to follow. Youneed support to help walk you through what is expected of you: Someone toexplain and to show you the accounting system, how to open and close (ifapplicable) and so on. Initial training should also be followed by ongoingtraining, as necessary. For example, if the franchise plans to add a newaccounting system, you should receive hands-on training on how to use thatsystem.

Established SystemsA good franchisor will provide his franchisees with established systems to makerunning the business smooth and efficient. Systems might include an accountingsystem, marketing system, and so on. Ask plenty of questions of the franchisor to

What Help Can I Expect WhenI Buy A Franchise?: TheSupport Given Buy AFranchisor

determine what type of systems the franchise has in place and how they benefityou.

Marketing & Advertising SupportMarketing and advertising will play a big role in whether your business succeeds.Your franchisor may provide you with marketing and advertising support. Forexample, maybe the franchisor will hold a franchise-wide contest, which will helpdrive customers to your location (and others) and to help you gain newcustomers.

24/7 Call SupportSome franchises offer 24/7 support you can call if you need assistance with theproduct(s) or service(s) you are selling. Find out if the franchisor offers a phoneline you can call when you need assistance and, if so, the hours.Don’t forget to ask the franchisor the type of support offered to franchisees soyou can determine if it is sufficient or if you need to keep looking for anotherfranchise. Make time to talk to other franchisees, if possible, to find out whatthey think of the support offered.

What is the most important support a franchisor can offeryou?

Next time you go for a walk in your neighbourhood, count the number ofrecognisable franchises you see. Maybe you pass by McDonald’s, Subway, orother well-known fast food joints or shops that would be recognisable in anypart of Ireland, or even the world, that you might travel.Each of those restaurants, shops, and other businesses are run by hard-workingfranchisees, who pay a franchise fee and ongoing royalties, to set up a franchisebusiness in an assigned territory of a particular city or town.Many consider becoming a franchisee a straightforward way to start a newbusiness. If you think buying into a franchise is a solid option for you, firstconsider whether you have what it takes to successfully run a franchise.

Are you willing to stay in one place?When you purchase a franchise, you will essentially be limited to doing businessin your specified territory. You may, of course, have the opportunity to openanother location down the road. Can you see yourself running the business infive, 10, or even 20 years? Buying into a franchise is typically a long-termcommitment.

Are you willing to make the franchise your top priority?Running a business – whether you start that business from the ground up or buyinto a franchise – requires a huge commitment of your time and your focus. Youwill likely work longer hours, especially in the beginning, and you may berequired to work outside of normal business hours, including nights, weekends,and holidays. Are you willing to do that to ensure your business’s ultimate

How To Run A Franchise: DoYou Have What It Takes ToSuccessfully Run AFranchise?

success?

Do you enjoy working with the public?As a franchisee, you’re likely going to have to deal with the public on a dailybasis. People won’t always greet you with a smile. In fact, if you’re ever workedwith the public, you know you will have to deal with angry, rude, and unhappypeople sometimes. Are you able to do so without letting it affect your positiveattitude?

Do you prefer to follow the rules or to make the rules?When you become a franchisee, you pretty much have to follow the rules of thefranchise. Do you prefer following the rules or do you have to be the one to makethe rules? If you’re a stickler for adhering to the rules, you increase your chancesof success as a franchisee.

Do you have what it takes to successfully run a franchise?Why or why not?

Deciding to become a franchisee is a monumental decision that requiresconsiderable thought and research. Before you commit to purchasing a franchise,make sure you do due diligence and ask the franchisor plenty of questions. Donot go into the process blind or you’re simply setting your business up for failure.

Questions to Ask About Becoming a FranchiseeHow do other franchisees like working with the franchisor?Find other franchisees and talk to them. Do they like working with the franchisor?What are the positives? What are the negatives? Would they recommend that youwork with the franchisor? Why or why not?

What is the reality of being a franchisee?

Top Questions To Ask WhenBecoming a Franchisee

What would your life be like on a daily basis if you became a franchisee? Whatwill your responsibilities be? How fast-paced is the work? To get a taste of what itwould be like, ask a current franchisee if you can spend the day with her,shadowing her to get a good idea if running a franchise is right for you.

What type of support does the franchisor offer?A franchisor will generally provide initial support to help you get the business upand running, including helping you to find a suitable location, if you’re in a brickand mortar business. But, is there ongoing support and, if there is, what type ofsupport? Administrative? Financial? Marketing?

What happens when there is conflict?Franchisees don’t always see eye-to-eye with the franchisor. What happens if youhave a problem with one of the franchise’s policies? Can you talk with thefranchisor? Is there a particular process to follow for conflict resolution?

What is your training program, if applicable, like?Will the franchisor offer you training? Training might cover how to use thefranchise’s computer system, the accounting system, and so on. Find out whattype of training you will receive.

What is in the initial franchise fee and the ongoing royaltyfee?Ask and get in writing the initial franchise fee and the ongoing royalty fee you’llhave to pay, usually each month, to use the franchisor’s brand.

How long does it take until the business will start makingmoney?Of course, there’s no hard and fast rule to how long as a new franchisee willbegin making money. But, ask the franchisor how long it typically takes for afranchisee to earn revenue.

What is the most important question YOU can ask as aprospective franchisee?

Buying a franchise, just like starting a business from the ground up, requiresplenty of forethought and research to ensure you are making the best decisionfor you and for your future. As a franchisee, you will be making a long-termcareer commitment that requires hard work, long hours, and complete focus toensure success.

Following are a list of frequently asked questions aboutfranchising:Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat are the benefits of becoming a franchisee?Unlike starting a business from the ground up, franchisees have a blueprint forthe business already ready for them. The franchise has been tested so you knowyou are starting a business that has a proven brand and a solid reputation. As afranchisee, you will generally receive ongoing support from the franchisor.

What are the disadvantage of becoming a franchisee?If you are the kind of person who likes to make the rules rather than follow them,you’ll probably want to opt for starting your own business from the ground up.Franchisees must follow the rules and the procedures as outlined by thefranchisor.

How much can I expect to pay to become a franchisee?Franchisees have both startup and ongoing costs. How much you’ll pay dependslargely on the franchise’s initial fee, the ongoing royalties, working capital, andinventory. Discuss the starting costs and the ongoing royalty fees with thefranchisor prior to signing a contract.

Common FranchisingFrequently Asked Questions

How can I raise capital to purchase a franchise?While you will likely need significant capital to purchase a franchise, you’ll findthere are several ways to raise that money. Some franchises offer startupfunding. Funding is also available through business loans, investors, venturecapitalists, and from family and friends. You may also want to consider finding abusiness partner to share both the financial burden and the work with.

What is exclusive territory?Most franchises divide their franchisees by territory which is then exclusive tothat franchisee. (Make sure to ask the franchisor if territories are exclusive ornon-exclusive.) Exclusive territory means no other franchisees can openlocations in your territory, which would infringe on your customer base.

Can I own more than one franchise?You may be able to open more than one location, depending on the franchisor.Remember, you may be assigned exclusive territory for each location you open.

What is the biggest question you have about buying afranchise?

Starting a business is never cheap. And, if you’ve decided that the best way toachieve your goals and to realise your dreams is to become a franchisee, youmust now figure out how you’re going to raise the capital to pay for the franchisefee, inventory, and capital you’ll need until your franchise starts earning a profit.Finding the capital to start your franchise business is the first step to yourultimate success. Here are several ways you may be able to find capital tobecome a franchisee:

Find out if the franchisor offers startup loans.Some franchisors offer franchisees financing, such as startup loans, to make iteasier for them to purchase a franchise. Find out if the franchise you havechosen offers such an option or if the franchise offers any type of financing tomake startup easier. If it does, be sure to ask plenty of questions, including theinterest rate and the term of the loan.

Secure a loan.Traditional banks often lend to small businesses, including aspiring franchisees.If you plan to apply for a bank loan, be sure how much you need to borrow.Before signing any loan documents, make sure you know the length of the loan,the interest rate, and the consequences if you miss a payment or do not pay ontime.

Find a business partner.Sometimes raising capital the traditional ways simply isn’t possible. If you can’tfind a viable means to secure the funding necessary to start your franchise, lookfor a business partner who may have access to funding or who is interested inbuilding a franchise with you. An alternative to a business partner would be tofind a venture capitalist, who will provide the funding for you providing you pay

How To Find The Capital ToBecome A Franchisee

the funds back.

Ask family and friends.Asking family and friends for loans, or even straight out for a gift of money, isone of the most popular avenues for raising capital to start a franchise. If youaccept loans from family and friends, make sure you keep careful records. Howmuch did your family member or friend loan you? Did you come up with arepayment plan (you should)? Will you pay interest? Outline the terms beforeaccepting a loan from someone you know, just as you would with a financialinstitution.

How do you plan to find the capital to become afranchisee?

Clocking into and out of a job every day isn’t for everyone, no matter how big thepaycheck or how promising the future. Some people are just born with theentrepreneurial spirit, a drive that pushes them to try new things and to breaknew ground.If you’ve been gifted with an entrepreneurial spirit, you probably already knowyou want to start a business. But, have you decided whether you want to startfrom scratch or to become a franchisee?Well, consider your own personality, strengths, and weaknesses when decidingwhether starting from the ground up or becoming a franchisee is the bestoption:

Are you independent?If you prefer making all of your own decisions, you’re probably better off startingyour own business from the ground up. As a franchisee, you will have to followthe rules and regulations of the franchise. You don’t have much room for doingthings your own way. If you work better with that type of structure, you may justthrive as a franchisee but struggle as a start-up entrepreneur.

Are you creative?Does creativity drive your every move? Or, do you struggle when it comes tocreating advertisements, logos, and marketing campaigns? If you fit into thelatter category, you’ll probably feel more comfortable as a franchisee. Yourfranchisor will provide you with all the marketing materials, including the logoand posters, you must use to keep in line with the franchise brand. While you canstill be creative as a franchisee, you will have to follow the franchise’s guidelines.

Should you start your ownbusiness versus becoming afranchisee?

How much support do you need?A franchisor provides generous support to franchisees. After all, if you succeed,the franchisor and the franchise itself succeeds. It is in the franchisor’s bestinterest to provide you with ongoing support. On the other hand, if you don’twant someone looking over your shoulder, providing you with guidance, you’llprobably want to consider starting a business from scratch.

Are you willing to pay ongoing fees?When you become a franchisee, you are buying into a business brand that hasalready been built and that has recognition, maybe locally or maybe evenglobally. Someone else did the hard work so you will have to pay ongoing royaltyfees. So, you must consider which is more important: Having an alreadyrecognizable brand, which comes at a cost, that makes your chance of successeven greater or starting from scratch where the future depends solely on you andyour hard work.

Are you better suited to become a franchisee orto start your own business from the ground up?

Do myths about franchises have you concerned that maybe becoming afranchisee isn’t the way to go when starting a business? The good news is mythsare just that – outdated notions that have somehow become recognized as trueby a large part of the population.

Following are four of the most commonfranchise myths that simply are not true:

You should opt for a franchise with a recognizedbrand.

The Problems With AFranchise: Four CommonFranchise Myths

Opting for a recognized brand doesn’t necessarily mean success. You will stillhave to log in long hours and a lot of hard work to ensure your franchisesucceeds. A franchise may have a strong brand recognition but it might not bethe best fit for you. You may find a local franchise that is just starting out – orthat is still growing – offers you more opportunity and is a better fit for yourgoals.

You cannot fail as a franchisee.One of the prevailing myths about becoming a franchisee is you cannot fail.Unfortunately, even if you become a franchisee with a world renowned brand,you can still fail. Franchisees fail every day. That famous fast food restaurant onthe corner? If the owner doesn’t work hard to cultivate business, it may be thenext victim. That’s just part of business. If you want your franchise to succeed,you must work hard to create that success. The franchisor has given you thestructure. It is your responsibility to make it happen.

Stick with what you know.Common sense dictates that you should only opt for a business in which youhave experience, right? Nope. Just another franchise myth. Just because you haveexperience in a particular area – restaurant management, for example – doesn’tmean you’re good at it or maybe you just don’t like it. Don’t limit yourself. Exploreyour options to find a franchise that best fits your interests, goals, andpersonality.

All the work has already been done for you.The franchisor has certainly done a lot of groundwork to build brand recognition,to define the target market, and to create a solid business plan. That, however,doesn’t mean you’re going to be able to clock in and out during normal businesshours. You’re still going to have to put in significant work and long hours tooversee employees, develop relationships with prospective customers in yourarea, and to build a customer base in your own territory.

Entrepreneurship lures those with an independent spirit and determination: Youhave the opportunity to run your own business, to take control of your ownfuture, and to live by your own rules. But, owning a business – either as anentrepreneur starting your own business from the ground up or by becoming afranchisee – requires long hours, hard work, and a steel-like focus on ensuringsuccess.If you’re on the cusp of taking the plunge and starting a business, which option isbetter: a privately owned business or a franchise? That really all depends on yourpersonal preferences.

Privately-Owned BusinessWhen you start your own business from the ground up, you are quite literallystarting at square one. You must take your vision, detail it in a business plan, andexecute that business plan to start and to run your business. It may take weeks –or even months – from the moment you conceive your business idea to the dayyou actually open your doors.Running your own business allows you to maintain your independence and torun your business exactly the way you want. You don’t have to follow the rulesfrom a franchisor. You are your own boss. Minus all the business expenses, youwill pocket the profits your business makes.If you’re up for a good challenge, you’ll have just that as an entrepreneur. Youwill have to find a way – or hire talent – to build brand recognition and toconvince customers to choose your business over the competition.

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Privately Owned BusinessVersus Franchise: Which IsBetter?

When you become a franchisee, someone else has done all the ground work. Thefranchisor has:· Carefully crafted a business plan· Developed a marketing and advertising plan· Paid for the development and production of a company-wide logo· Built brand recognition and the brand’s reputationBecause of all the groundwork the franchisor has already completed, you will beable to open your franchise much quicker and your chance of success is typicallygreater. And, you’ll never really be alone. Franchisors typically provide ongoingsupport for their franchisees and you’ll find camaraderie with other franchisees.But, it all does come at cost. In addition to paying a royalty to the franchisor, youmust agree to follow the franchisor’s business plan. You cannot, for example, justcreate a new logo and start using it. You are bound by the terms of yourfranchise agreement.Ultimately, the answer to the question – which is better: a privately ownedbusiness or a franchise – boils down to your goals and whether you wantcomplete independence or you prefer the guidance of an experienced, successfulfranchisor as you run your business.

Pet Sitters Ireland Reach Finals Of The FranchiseAwardsThe Irish Franchise Association has announced that entries received for thisyear’s Franchise Awards in association with AIB have been reduced to a list offinalists from which the overall winner in twelve categories will be chosen. TheIrish Franchise Awards celebrate 21 years this year and it is one of the longestrunning business award ceremonies in Ireland. The awards recognise excellencein franchising and reward outstanding achievements of businesses andindividuals in the franchise industry.The judging panel for the 2016 Irish Franchise Awards include Newstalk BusinessPresenter and former Irish Dragon Bobby Kerr; Orla Nugent, Director ExecutiveMBA, UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School; Greg Swift, head ofenterprise at Dublin Local Enterprise Office; Michael Bradley, former CEO of theIrish Franchise Association and Elaine O Regan of the Sunday Business Post.

Irish Franchise Awards 2016finalists announced

The award categories represent both retail and service industries across twelvecategories. Finalists this year include Pet Sitters Ireland..According to recent research carried out between March and May 2015 by IpsosMRBI for AIB and the Irish Franchise Association, the Irish franchise industry isnow poised for strong growth over the coming years with over 28,000 people nowworking in the Irish franchise sector. The survey also notes that these employeesare engaged in the operations of 2,975 different franchise units across a widerange of sectors ranging from retailing and food service right through to aninteresting selection of business-to-business and business-to-consumerservices.AIB Sector Specialist, Alan Makim, said: “AIB is delighted to support the IrishFranchise Awards, as the thriving franchise sector is an important contributor tothe recovery of the Irish economy. I would like to congratulate the finalists andwish them the very best of luck in the final.”The Irish Franchise Awards will be presented at a formal black-tie awardsceremony at The Radisson St Helen’s Hotel in Stillorgan on April 22nd 2016hosted by Newstalk’s Jonathan Healy with exciting entertainment and strongproduction values. This event was shortlisted in the category of ‘Best AwardCeremony’ at the National Event Industry Awards last year and is anticipated to,once again, be an impressive business event reflecting the strength of thefranchise sector over the last two decades. All finalists receive a framedCertificate of Excellence on the night and winners receive a bespoke crystalaward and personalised branded video footage with highlights from the night.David Killeen, Chairman of the Irish Franchise Association said “The awards arean opportunity for us to formally acknowledge the excellent work being done byall franchisors and franchisees in growing the sector and contributing significantnew sustainable jobs. I’d like to personally thank AIB, our co-sponsors, and wishall of the finalists the very best of luck.”

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