Telecoms company expand with franchising model Written by Aimee Bradshaw Published on 7 June 2006 Our experts We are a team of writers, experimenters and researchers providing you with the best advice with zero bias or partiality. Written and reviewed by: Aimee Bradshaw Senior Writer Opus Telecom, the communications supplier, has announced that it is to expand its reach over the UK market by using a franchising model.The company, based in Alton, Hampshire, says that it is now seeking individuals to take out franchises across the UK.Opus provides business telephony systems, call routing, as well as line rentals to small, medium and large sized enterprises.Their move into franchising follows meetings with business consultants the Franchise Doctors.Tim Ascherl, sales director at Opus Telecom, said: “Franchisees need to be motivated and successful to do a good job.“While having some experience and knowledge in the telecommunications field would be an advantage it isn’t a ‘must have’ as they will receive full training and ongoing support.”© Crimson Business Ltd 2006 Share this post facebook twitter linkedin Written by: Aimee Bradshaw Senior Writer Aimee is Startups' resident expert in business tech, products, and services. She loves a great story and enjoys chatting to the startups and small business community. Starting her own egg delivery business from the age of 12, she has a healthy respect for self-starters and local services.