India has always been an aspirational market for brands from all over the world. And now after FDI being allowed for single brand in retail has opened the floodgates for these brands to enter India. Franchise India 2016 witnessed the enthusiasm and energy at the International pavilion and also at the conference hall which showcased 75 global brands that are contemplating partnerships in India.
The International Summit came alive with new global business concepts as well as franchise knowledge shared by the eminent panelists. The panel discussion revolved around three agendas what kind of potential does Indian market hold for the global brands, what the global brands look for in a master franchisee and also what an aspiring master franchisee in India should look for in a global brand before investing.
The India Promise
Sharing their insight in the first session – ‘The India market promise for global brands’ were three international speakers - Stephine Sherlock, CEO, Avention Global, Australia, Troy Franklin, COO, World Franchise Associates – Southeast Asia and Gary Coley, Vended manager, Asia/Australia – Pacific, Alliance laundry Systems.
Stephine Sherlock from Architects of Skin - a health, wellness and anti-ageing brand presented opportunity in the franchise as well as distributorship space. She explained, “We need a distributor to sell the technology for three different franchise models that we’re working on.” The fresh and young approach of the model which blends medical procedure with fun and youthfulness is the uniqueness of the brand that according to them will prove to be its winning edge.”
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HOW DAVID BEATS OUT GOLIATH
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A YUMMY BOX OF BIZ OPPORTUNITIES
Noodle Box was born 28 years ago after two young Aussies discovered a cultural melting-pot of flavours in the hawker food markets of SouthEast Asia. It opened its first restaurant in Melbourne. Read how the brand has grown from strength to strength since then as Sean O'Connor, Network Development Manager, gives a sneak peak inside 'Noodle Box' to Parina Sood.
GAME, SET, WIN: WELCOME TO THE BUSINESS OF PICKLEBALL
The interesting new sport of Pickleball is gaining popularity in the country. Here's your chance to know how can you win big by associating with the biggest brand in the business, Pickleball Kingdom, as Ace Rodrigues, Founder & CEO, Pickleball Kingdom gets into a candid chat with Parina Sood.
HI-TECH APPROACH TO ETHNIC WEAR BIZ
Abhishek Agarwal, a Lucknow-based businessman in the garment industry had been looking to establish a strong foothold in the wedding apparel market. His search finally ended when he signed the dotted line with Manyavar & Mohey. Read on to know why he zeroed down on this particular brand and how has his journey been so far as a multi-unit franchisee, as he gets into a candid chat with Parina Sood.
How CSR can elevate Restaurant Industry further Impacting the society
The food and beverage (F&B) industry is among the world's fastest-expanding service sectors, boasting an impressive annual growth rate of 7.2 percent. The food service market in India was estimated to be about 70 billion US dollars in 2023. It is estimated to increase to 125 billion U.S dollars in 2029 as reported by Statista. With the aim of maximizing profits, restaurants and F&B brands worldwide are continually striving for financial success. Beyond the pursuit of profitability, these businesses bear a significant responsibility towards societal well-being, known as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). CSR emphasizes the importance of businesses contributing to societal benefit through responsible practices and initiatives.
RISING WOMEN POWER IN BOOMING PRE-SCHOOL INDUSTRY
The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world! Nonetheless a world that itself is expanding rapidly. Welcome to the flourishing pre-school industry in India and the rising stake of women in its expanding universe.
FRONTRUNNERS IN FRANCHISING
Entering its 25th edition, the prestigious Top 100 franchise list celebrates the most outstanding opportunities in India's franchising landscape. Distinguished by its comprehensive methodology, Franchise 100 stands as the nation's sole franchise listing that assesses businesses across diverse dimensions. These top brands are classified into four categories: Established, Emerging, Debutant, and International.
LIGHTHOUSE LEARNING PLANS AMBITIOUS EXPANSION, MAKING IT TO 3200 IN NEXT THREE YEARS
Lighthouse Learning Pvt Ltd, formerly EuroKids International Ltd, demonstrates resilience and growth, expanding its network of pre-schools and K-12 schools. In FY2023, it added 450 franchise preschools, bringing the total count to approximately 1,600 Eurokids franchisees and 35 Kangaroo Kids franchisees pan India. Prajodh Rajan, Co-founder & Group CEO, Lighthouse Learning Pvt Ltd discusses the brand's strategies and expansion plans with Beny Sachdeva
BABYSTEPS TO SUCCESS
Minimee extends beyond being a mere retailer to becoming an omnichannel brand, engaging customers across various touchpoints. Aiming to expand their presence nationwide, catering not only to new and expectant mothers but also to children up to 10 years old. The brand further plans to diversify into soft play, stationary, and educational ventures, adapting to evolving business dynamics. In a candid conversation Pratima, Founder, Minimee talks about brand's USP & expansion plans.
$401 million investment surge in the hospitality sector during FY23 : JLL
There is an increasing interest in hotel development activity in Tier-2 cities, with 54% of the total signings taking place in these locations.
