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September 9, 2015

On the 1st of October, the franchise market comes together to celebrate the success of franchising across the country and award those franchisees that have excelled in certain aspects of their business. Check out the finalists for each category in these images or head to the bfa website to find out more here.

B2B Award Finalists

Microbusiness Award Finalists

A map showing the location of Micro-business Award Finalists.

Olderpreneur Award Finalists

A map showing the location of Olderpreneur Award Finalists.

Customer Service Award Finalists

A map showing the location of Customer Service Award Finalists.

Female Award Finalists

A map showing the location of Female Award Finalists.

Young Award Finalists

A map showing the location of Young Award Finalists.
Stuart Lee
Written by Stuart Lee Managing Director

Over 15 years of experience strategically advising businesses using geo-data and leading the Atlas Mapping team. His work spans international markets and businesses of all sizes.

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