A record start to 2014 as 7 new franchisees join the NIC Family

NIC Services Group have got 2014 off to a flying start. This has seen them conducting 3 training courses in as many months with 7 new franchisees joining the NIC family.

These 7 franchisees based throughout the UK have all joined a very well-established business in a market sector which is growing significantly.

Franchise development director for NIC Dan Archer said, “These are exciting times for our industry as growth continues to increase and both our new and existing franchisees will certainly reap the benefits. Our management franchise has always been a virtually recession-proof business and our continued success highlights this even further.”

Archer continues “The service that our franchisees provide is essential to their clients not optional. Everything needs cleaning and virtually every single day!” This has always been NIC’s mantra and is what has ensured a strong sales performance across their franchise network throughout the recent economic downturn.

Keeley Cooper, a new franchisee based in London says: “I had been thinking of starting my own business for years but never dared to take the plunge. Having the backing of a large organisation like NIC gave me the security and support I needed to confidently give up my job and start my own business.”

Dan Archer concludes, “Our training courses are all conducted in-house and assume no previous experience in any element of the business so previous industry experience is not important. Our franchisees come from a wide range of market sectors and have many different skills but the one thing that they have in common is a desire to be the MD of a substantial stable business to business service provider.”

NIC Services Group was established in the 1960’s and has been franchising since 1995 with an unrivalled level of industry experience. If the business continues to develop in this way throughout the remainder of 2014 the network of over 40 franchisees may well see their most successful year to date.