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Recrute Futur Franchisé mandataire.
Après 30 ans de recherches, des chercheurs trouvent les gènes responsables du vieillissement.
Cela aboutit à une opportunité d’affaires sans précédent :
chacun, un jour, utilisera des produits issus de cette découverte.
1- Les tendances :
Domaine du bien-être, lutte contre le vieillissement.
Dans 20 ans nous serons environ 1,5 milliards de quinquagénaires, donc besoin de rajeunir.
2- Des partenaires puissants :
Plateforme commune à 3 entités mondialement connues :
Université classée N°2 dans le monde, (élaboration d’internet, naissance de Google, 18 prix Nobel)
Nous avons un centre de recherche sur place.
Laboratoire de 30 ans d’expertise en génie génétique
Centre de recherche coté à la bourse de New-York, présent dans 51 pays, 1,5 milliard de CA.
3- Des produits et technologies
Notre centre de recherche a les moyens de mettre au point des technologies exclusives brevetées :
En 2005, Oscar de l’innovation pour la mise au point d’une technologie qui permet de répondre à la question de savoir si nos compléments alimentaires sont efficaces ou non.
En 2010, Prix de l’innovation pour la mise au point d’un soin cutané, qui repose sur la découverte
des gènes responsables du vieillissement.
4- Rémunération
Centre de recherche tourné vers l’innovation permanente,
ce qui favorise des rémunérations attractives.
Vous avez deux approches pour gagner votre vie :
Vous avez la possibilité d’exercer une approche au choix, ou les 2 en même temps
Vendeur :
43 % de marge + 5 % sur le CA
Franchiseur :
Développer un réseau de partenaires franchisés : de 9 à 20 % sur le CA des franchisés.
5- Timing
En France, nous sommes en ouverture de marché.
Exemple : Le pays N°1 en Europe c’est la Norvège ( 5 millions d’habitants / 1000 Franchisés )
En France : ( 65 millions d’habitants / 600 Franchisés )
Je recherche 12 personnes franchisées.
Le profil : Souriant, désir brûlant de réussir
L’activité est simple, mais pas facile car il faut travailler !
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