Encouraging Women into Franchising showcases the brands supporting its 8th annual awards event
Throughout 2018, Encouraging Women into Franchising is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
The 8th NatWest EWIF Awards event takes place on May 15 and it was great to see so many women being nominated across the industry. While award entries are currently being judged, EWIF thought it would shine the spotlight on each of its award sponsors.
Without their support, there would be no EWIF awards. Together we are 10yearsSTRONG.
NatWest has partnered with EWIF since its first awards, celebrating the achievements of women in franchising.
Having been involved in franchising for over 30 years, NatWest Franchise Relationship Managers provide expert support and guidance to both franchisees and franchisors across the UK.
McDonald’s is a long-term supporter of EWIF, which sponsors this award, as well as the finalists’ Pre-Awards Reception.
With a strong internal policy, designed to support women into its franchise, partnering with EWIF allows McDonald’s to further promote opportunities women have in franchising.
Daisy First Aid is a multi award winning paediatric first aid training company.
As a previous winner of this category herself, Jenni Dunman thinks this category is pretty special and is a great way to encourage women new to franchising.
Franchise Finance is the franchise industry’s most reputable independent finance consultant.
Meeting women involved in franchising and supporting them as they make their dreams come true is an important part of what it offers. So who better to sponsor such a prestigious award?
Darwin Gray Solicitors advises many business owners who are looking to franchise their businesses.
Hugely supportive of the EWIF cause, it’s well qualified to judge success in the industry. Not only among women, but also within an emerging younger market.
The Franchise Show has been part of the franchise industry for over 11 years and is experienced in bridging the gap between franchisors and potential franchisees.
The Franchise Show, which is free to attend, has supported countless people - including women - in finding a suitable franchise.
As one of the leading publishers of franchise and business opportunity magazines in the UK, What Franchise has inspired many women as they journey into franchising. It’s in the right position to identify inspirational women behind a brand.
The Approved Franchise Association, EWIF’s newest sponsor, offers growing numbers of smaller franchises credibility through its membership.
The AFA is looking forward to championing successful women employed in franchising, by either a franchisor or franchisee.