S. Chauhan
SANDIP CHAUHAM REACHES THE MAGIC £1 MILLION
A trip in the USA dramatically altered Sandip’s life. He was introduced to the concept of franchising by a friends brother who had recently invested in a ‘Subway’ franchise and was achieving great success. To pursue this opportunity, Sandip considered emigrating. However, after much deliberation and taking into account a poor exchange rate, the inspired individual decided instead to research possible franchise business ventures within the UK. Read More...
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Balvinder Uppal
Balvinder Uppal is proof that running a successful franchise doesn’t have to conform to the 9-5. After all, success is measured by the goals you set – and Balvinder’s reasons for starting her own business were to have a more family-friendly lifestyle and a more stimulating job, whilst still earning a reasonable income. Her Jani-King franchise has meant she works early in the morning, but has the late afternoons free for the family. Read More...
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Anita & Rajesh Rauli
Anita and Rajesh Rauli consider ‘good team-work’ to be an essential part of their success in life. This attitude starts with their marriage and carries through to their careers as owners of a steadily growing successful Jani-King franchise. Read More...
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David McNeil
David McNeil always wanted to have his own business, especially as he had dreamed of getting away from corporate politics and spending more time with his family. His last job meant he was working in East Anglia whilst living in the Midlands ñ a round trip of around 250 miles! However, David never felt he was the right candidate to impress business angels like Peter Jones or Theo Paphitis of TV's "Dragons Den". "I couldn't seem to dream up a unique or creative enough idea for my own business," admits David, "and in order to succeed you need a proposition that stands out from the rest of the market". Read More...
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Joe McGuigan
Joe McGuigan purchased the Jani-King franchise for the Glasgow area 18 months ago. Having had previous experience running a franchise in a different industry sector, he was keen to identify new investment opportunities and was attracted to the Jani-King franchise because its systematic approach. Read More...
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Ajaz Ahmad
Ajaz Ahmad was a successful electrical engineer earning a fine income. Nevertheless, despite giving his family the good things in life, he was at the beck and call of others and found himself working 6_ long days every week. He dreamed of breaking away from wage slavery and finding the freedom to organise his own day but this dream was shattered when the business venture he set up folded after just one-and-a-half years. So, how did Ajaz manage to start again and eventually make his dream come true? Read More...
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Barry & Julie Roffey
Barry and Julie Roffey lived in London, but their minds were on other things. Both had a dream of living in the New Forest and Barry also wanted to run his own business. How were they to achieve their goals when all the cards seemed to be stacked against them? Read More...
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