Episode 018 - 16th August 2013

On this weeks show we discuss franchises as a business option and the opportunities available for...

An episode of the UpStarts.ie Podcast podcast, hosted by UpStarts, titled "Episode 018 - 16th August 2013" was published on August 17, 2013 and runs 27 minutes.

August 17, 2013 ·27m · UpStarts.ie Podcast

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On this weeks show we discuss franchises as a business option and the opportunities available for entrepreneurs who are interested in working with an established brand. Peter Dennis from HB Dennis Motors joins us to talk about his experience with franchises and working with Ssanyong Motors who are returning to the Irish market. Eoin Mulvihill from Biz By Media returns to talk about the possibilities and the rewards of joining a franchise.

Episode Description

On this weeks show we discuss franchises as a business option and the opportunities available for entrepreneurs who are interested in working with an established brand. Peter Dennis from HB Dennis Motors joins us to talk about his experience with franchises and working with Ssanyong Motors who are returning to the Irish market. Eoin Mulvihill from Biz By Media returns to talk about the possibilities and the rewards of joining a franchise.

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