Right Time, Right Place for Chocolate Business and Stepping Stone for Start-ups.

Right Time, Right Place for Chocolate Business

After several years of careful planning, Theobroma Chocolate Lounge has begun the roll out of its unique chocolate boutique cafes in Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia.

Retailing expert Ben Tang has teamed up with store-owners George Roinitis and Theo Raciovalis to develop a brilliant retail store and franchise opportunity. Theo and George have a background in architecture and shop fitting. For some years they manufactured chocolates and ran a small chocolate café in Hawthorn, Victoria.

With their combined skills every aspect of the business has been meticulously planned from product menu and ingredients, store layout and merchandising, customer service protocols and franchisee support.

The Theobroma Chocolate Lounge flagship store strategically located in Melbourne’s CBD between Southern Cross Station, DFO factory outlets and the Telstradome, has seen the business hit the ground running and paved the way for chocolate cafe franchise stores at Doncaster, Northland and in Chadstone, Melbourne’s suburbs, 3 stores in Auckland, New Zealand and soon to be 3 stores in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Stepping Stone for Start-ups

Susan Parris recently opened her Synergy Business Centre franchise in the new Kiora Centre, Miranda offering a complete office solution for small and start-up businesses.

Synergy’s serviced office franchise concept provides not only office space but all of the office support needed for a small business. With an estimated one in seven households operating a home-based business in the Sutherland Shire, Synergy offers the perfect opportunity to take that next step in growth. Susan’s tenants enjoy the use of fully staffed reception, conference rooms and office equipment in this new 25 office facility.

Synergy is a franchise with all of the support systems for the serviced office centres centrally managed freeing up Susan and the other franchise owners to look after the serviced office tenants and their customers.

This article appears courtesy of MCW Lawyers Fracnchising News