British Franchise Association (BFA)
Pip Wilkins QFP, CEO of the BFA (British Franchise Association) makes special appearance on finals of The Apprentice UK
Pip Wilkins QFP, CEO of the BFA (British Franchise Association) recently appeared on the finals of BBC1’s flagship show, The Apprentice.
Pip Wilkins QFP, CEO of the BFA (British Franchise Association) recently appeared on the finals of BBC1’s flagship show, The Apprentice.
Hosted by Lord Alan Sugar and fellow judges Karren Brady and former Apprentice winner Tim Campbell, the show is now in its 18th season.
Wilkins was invited back for a 2nd time, to give her opinions as a specialist in franchising and to provide valuable insight during the final pitches.
Founded in 1977, the BFA is the hub of franchising in the UK. The association not only showcases the opportunities for businesses and individuals to transform their lives through franchising, but also provides an educational space and accreditations, governed by high standards and a strict Code of Ethics.
With nearly 25 years’ of experience in the franchise sector, Wilkins is a highly regarded figure, known for her dedication and depth of knowledge and is seen on the show highlighting the complexities of franchising, emphasising that it is not a one-size-fits-all solution.
Commenting on her 2nd appearance on the show Wilkins said:
