Become a Musical Minis franchisee and set your own rules

AS the mum of three children, I understand the pressures and difficulties in balancing work and home life.

That's why Musical Minis revolves around freedom of choice for my franchisees. The franchisees have a big say in how they run their business -- from how many hours they want to dedicate to the franchise to what targets they want to set themselves.

My role is to help them achieve their objectives.

These same values dictate the way that I offer my help and support.

My aim is to be there when the franchisee wants without being overly intrusive or demanding upon their time. I keep in regular contact with all my franchisees, giving them advice, guidance and statistical information so that they can keep their business plans on track. I visit them and arrange an annual conference for them, making sure they see this as their meeting with their agenda points covered. Being a franchisee can be a lonely existence. However, my franchisees keep in regular contact with me and with each other so that they feel part of a team.

So many of our franchisees have switched from professional careers and are now running their own businesses, enjoying the flexibility, income and work/life balance on offer. Musical Minis is really business made fun.

What now?

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Comments

[Becky Fairclough]

Why not advertise your Franchise on our Mums in Business page in Families Magazine. The fantastic local magazine for parents with children aged 0-12. I am launching Families Staffordshire in July and am offering some excellent reduced rates. Email me editor@familiesstaffordshire.co.uk or call me on 07900925444.

Thanks

Becky

[Karen]

Hey Becky, thanks for commenting, we will look into it, good luck with the magazine.