The British Franchise Association Articles

It’s imperative for businesses to acknowledge that workplace culture revolves around more than providing a comfy couch and board games in the break room. People are genuinely more concerned with the...

Change is unavoidable, which is why some of the most successful businesses in the world have learned to adapt to new developments in technology and consumer interests. These can be tiny...

Over the years I’ve noticed a rise in families investing in franchises, which adds to the diverse background of franchising, as evident in the 2018 British Franchise Association NatWest franchise survey. I...

Franchising is an excellent way for individuals to start a business while benefiting from support, training and branding from a larger, more experienced company. The 2018 British Franchise Association (BFA) Natwest...

What looks set to be the biggest and most diverse final yet has a number of female franchisees in the running. Two new awards have been created this year - Young Female...

Taking place on November 14, the key theme will be ‘the changing culture of business’. Via a number of speakers, workshops and discussion panels, Empowering Women in Business will also consider the...

Domicilary care, courier and children’s services franchises have all fared well in this year’s list of award finalists, which champion some of the top brands in the industry. Two new categories (Leadership...

On November 15 at the Nottingham Belfry I was in a room with so many brilliant females. Attending and speaking at the bfa’s Empowering Women In Business event, I got to...