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Established in 1989 by entrepreneur Mark Dixon in Brussels, Belgium, Regus has evolved into a global leader in providing flexible workspace solutions. As part of the International Workplace Group (IWG), Regus offers a diverse portfolio of office formats, coworking environments, business lounges, and meeting rooms, enabling businesses and individuals to work where, when, and how they want.
Headquartered in Luxembourg, Regus began its franchising journey in 2019, aiming to expand its network through strategic partnerships. The company's first franchised center opened in London, marking a significant milestone in its growth strategy.
What sets Regus apart in the competitive flexible workspace market is its extensive global presence, with thousands of locations in over 120 countries, and a business community comprising 2.5 million people. This expansive network provides clients with unparalleled flexibility and choice, catering to the increasing demand for hybrid working models.
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The training provided by Regus to franchisees is designed to ensure the effective operation of Regus Offices. It includes:
Regus does not provide exclusive territory protection to its franchisees. Franchisees may face competition from other franchisees, franchisor-owned outlets, and other distribution channels.
Additionally, Regus can negotiate national account agreements, requiring franchisees to provide services under such contracts, potentially overlapping with their operations.
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