Having coached football in Cambridge for years and becoming increasingly frustrated by the lack of opportunities in the business, James wanted to branch out and do something for himself. As the Football Fun Factory grew, he was told by many around him to franchise but this was something he didn't want to do as he didn't want FFF to lose what it was all about - personability.

Listen to Joe and James discuss:

• How James built a 66 location franchise with more to come

• How the Football Fun Factory's unique social media campaign has seen them work with 1,000's of kids through organic sign ups

• Why passion and love for the job are more important than money

• Why James initially didn't want to franchise and how he overcame those hesitations 

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