Award winning at-home care franchise, Home Instead Senior Care, will be exhibiting at the National Franchise Exhibition at the NEC, Birmingham on 20 & 21 February 2015 on Stand F130.

Driven by a passion to deliver the highest quality relationship led care and companionship that is tailored to the individual needs of the client, Home Instead Senior Care is looking for individuals with the desire to build a successful business while making a positive impact on their local community at the same time.

The exhibition is a great opportunity to meet the Home Instead team and find out more about being part of one of the world’s largest home care providers. The team will be on hand to discuss your interest in a franchise opportunity with Home Instead in more detail and answer any questions you may have.

You will also be able to speak to franchise owners Phil Maundrill and Phil Wright-Howarth, who opened their Home Instead franchise in 2011. They will be joining the team on the stand and will be available to chat about why they chose franchising and their journey with Home Instead. They have been invited to join the Real Franchise Stories panel and will also be speaking at a number of seminars at the event, so there will be plenty of opportunities to find out more about their experience of franchising and any advice they have for someone looking to invest in a franchise.

Ruth Brown, Head of Franchise Development at Home Instead will also be speaking at the exhibition, taking part in a British Franchise Association (bfa) franchising seminar – Expanding your business through franchising.

Friday 20 February

• 12:00pm – 12:30pm
• Executives in Franchising
• You don’t need super powers to be a hero
• Phil Maundrill – Theatre 3
   
• 2:00pm – 2:45pm
• Real Franchise Stories Panel
• Phil Wright-Howarth – Theatre 1

Saturday 21 February

• 11:45am – 12:45pm
• bfa Franchising Seminars
• Expanding your business through franchising
• Ruth Brown – Theatre 1
   
• 12:00pm – 12:30pm
• Executives in Franchising
• You don’t need super powers to be a hero
• Phil Wright-Howarth – Theatre 3

Trevor Brocklebank, CEO and co-founder at Home Instead said: “Our mission at Home Instead is to become the UK’s most admired care company through changing the face of ageing and we have a genuine passion to achieve this.
“Since 2007, our growth has been phenomenal and we now have nearly 160 offices throughout the UK – there are still many areas available across the country, so there are lots of prospective clients that are still not able to receive the fantastic care Home Instead provides. With our ageing population there is an unprecedented demand for homecare services for older people, so choosing a franchise in a market that has a promising and assured economic future is good business sense.”

Franchise opportunities at Home Instead continue to attract a lot of attention from candidates from a wide range of industry backgrounds. No previous care experience is required, so if you are looking for an exciting opportunity to run your own successful business, a business that is all about building relationships with people that will truly make a difference in your local community, come and meet the team.