Forces to Franchising

Many of the skills required to be successful in the armed forces are also needed when owning a franchise. Here ex-armed forces personal explain how they made the transition from a military career to owning a franchised business

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Ex-Forces target franchising

As the British Army, Navy and RAF prepare to decommission thousands of servicemen and women, franchiors will be considering whether any of them can help them grow their brands.

Autosheen: Ex-soldier advances through the franchise ranks

Franchising Works: Franchise funds for ex-Forces

ChipsAway: ChipsAway CarCare Centre expands Andy's horizons

London House International Ltd: London House puts franchise owners on target for success

London House International Ltd: Keith continues a career of service with London House

For Keith Palmer, the transition from forces to franchising has been something of a natural progression as he's moved from special forces to specialist investigations.

Cash Generator: Flying to new career heights with Cash Generator

After serving in the Armed Forces it can be difficult to adjust to civilian life, however one company that has assisted several ex-service personnel in their new career adventures is Cash Generator, the UK's leading buy sell and loan stores.

Autosheen: Rising through the ranks!

Ex-Forces Paul Fennell has big plans in his new Managing Director role at Autosheen.

From forces to franchising

A new scheme delivered by the Royal British Legion is making becoming a franchise owner even more attractive to veterans who have either left or are planning on leaving the armed forces.

Granite Transformations (Europe): Franchising is perfect for Forces Veterans

Former Infantry Captain, Rob Douthwaite explored the franchise route before setting his sights on Granite Transformations and leading his territories to great success.