Economist
National Australia Bank
The economic outlook for franchising
[Bio, 40–60 words]
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Funding, legal structure, operations and franchisee support. The pieces that move a franchise network forward, in one afternoon.
Five perspectives on growing a franchise network, from the economy down to the people running each site.
National Australia Bank
The economic outlook for franchising
[Bio, 40–60 words]
Franchise Banking Manager, National Australia Bank
Funding your next stage of growth
Shivani is Franchise Banking Manager at National Australia Bank, with more than 18 years in banking across Australia, Canada and Fiji. Shivani works with small and emerging businesses on the funding behind their next stage of growth, building long-term relationships by listening first and tailoring finance solutions that clients understand and feel comfortable with.
Principal, Franchise Legal Partners
Legal foundations for scaling a network
Ibby is Principal of Franchise Legal Partners, advising franchisors and franchisees on the legal side of growth. An experienced lawyer, Ibby resolves complex problems with commercially minded solutions, pairing efficiency with skilled, personalised attention on every matter.
Founder, Imagine8
Systems for multi-site operations
Amanda is Founder of Imagine8, a succession planning service that builds a will for your business. Imagine8 turns the knowledge in an owner’s head into one searchable system, so a business can scale, franchise or sell without relying on key people. Amanda has supported 200+ organisations, trained 3,500+ people and comments on succession for Sky News and 4BC.
Director, Australian Franchise Alliance
Building strong franchisee support networks
Peter is Director of the Australian Franchise Alliance and has spent more than 30 years as a franchise accountant, with a close view of the financials and pressures on both sides of franchising. Peter now runs small peer groups for franchise owners, emerging franchisors, CEOs, COOs and finance leaders: a place to compare notes with people who get it.
Five 30-minute sessions, an open Q&A, then time to meet the speakers.
Seats are limited to keep the room conversational. Lunch is on us. Please RSVP by Friday 20 November and let us know any dietary requirements.