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OVER 30 YEARS of BEAUTY EXCELLENCE Single Unit Franchise Single Unit Franchise OVER 30 YEARS OF BEAUTY EXCELLENCE ABOUT TRADE SECRETS When we combined a full-service salon to sustained growth in the global beauty care products with a retail store that sold only high quality industry, which is forecasted to reach around US$265 billion by 2017. In the United States alone, total revenues beauty products in 1988, we pioneered the from hair care services, led by hair colouring, exceeded “one-stop-beauty-shop” concept. $20 billion in 2012. We have pivoted our business from just a hair salon in 1988 to service the changing needs Trade Secrets sells over 10,000 beauty products that of our clients in 2013. are hard to find, in demand and t endy in today’s beauty market. WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME Trade Secrets, a division of GS Beauty Group, is a A FRANCHISEE Canadian company proudly owned and operated by Canadian entrepreneurs. Our mission is to become the world’s leading beauty retailer and salon by inspiring our clients to look and feel their very best — one haircut, manicure and makeover at a time. Running your own business can be scary at times, THE BEAUTY BUSINESS but it doesn’t have to be. By purchasing a Trade Secrets /Glamour Secrets franchise, you’ll be investing The desire to look good and feel young has led to a in a 30-year-old Canadian company with a proven boom in all areas of the beauty industry and will record of success, a recognizable brand in the beauty continue to fuel the success of Trade Secrets. retailing space and a strong network of both single- and According to a 2012 report by global market research multi-store owners. firm Lucintel, rising incomes, changing lifestyles and increased demand for luxury products are the catalysts Quick Facts • 65 locations across Canada • Retail 10,000 salon-professional hair, nails, cosmetic and body products • Recently updated store and salon designs • Beautiful, warm, inviting and friendly environment • High client repeat and retention rate • National and regional advertising programs • Turnkey purchasing, inventory and operational systems • Excellent initial and ongoing support and training • Highly visible, high traffic locations available • Up to 90% bank financing available 2 JOIN A CANADIAN MARKET LEADER FRANCHISE INCLUDES • Site selection • Lease negotiation • Design, build out, equipment • Complete training in all aspects of store operations • Grand opening assistance • Advertising and marketing support • Ongoing store level and head office suppor 3 OUR EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMS Exclusive relationships with product manufacturers Gift with Purchase and National promotional programs Operate eye lash academy National partnerships and sponsorships ie Goodlife Fitness and Miss Universe Canada with an additional sales channel Exclusive high margin product procured 4 STORE IMAGES 5 6 7 OUR DUAL CONCEPT FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MULTIPLE CONCEPTS SIDE BY SIDE THAT COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER. 8 FINANCING PROGRAM Trade Secrets franchise is eligible for up to 90% financing for leaseholds and equipment Trade Secrets offers assistance with financing in Canada through a major bank Existing stores available (some conditions apply) 9 ASK YOURSELF • Are you making what you are worth? • Are you ready to be your own boss? • Are you interested in a ground floo opportunity with unlimited potential? • Would you be interested in multiple cash flow opportunities • Do you want to leverage the experience of a national franchisor? [email protected] 10 BEAUTY GROUP EXISTING LOCATIONS Pickering Town Centre Scarborough Town centre Devonshire Mall Eastgate Square Smartcentre Pickering Commerce Court Carrefour Angrignon White Oaks Mall Simcoe Place Sherway Gardens Champlain Mall (lasalle) 777 Bay Street Bramalea City Centre le Carrefour Laval St Laurent Mall 1 York Les Promenades St Bruno Barrhaven Rideau Centre, Ottawa Erin Mills Town Centre Les Rivieres (Trois Rivieres) (Loblaws Superstore) Heartland Town Centre Baseline Uptown Mall Square One (Loblaws Superstore) Sheridan Mall Core Shopping Centre 'wIT![ID(2!Cfililln Eastgate Square limeridge Mall Chilliwack Ann Harbor Commerce Court SmartcentresAncaster Rochester Hills Village Simcoe Place Burlington Mall 1 york Don Mills Upper Canada Mall St Clair and Yonge Niagara Outlet Mall Cambridge Mall Milton 1398 Yonge and St Clair Dufferin Mall (Loblaws Superstore) Stone Road Mall Avalon Mall Eaton Centre Oakville Holt Renfrew Fairview Park Mall (loblaws Superstore) Crossiron Mills TD Centre Sunrise PC 777 Bay Street Newmarket Champlain Place 1 York Masonville Mall (Loblaws Superstore) White oaks Mall Halifax Hillcrest Mall Pickering Promenade Mall Barrhaven Market Place (Loblaws Superstore) RioCan Collosus Centre Bayshore Shopping Centre Vaughan Mills Kanata Markham Rideau Centre (Loblaws Superstore) Eglinton Square Orleans Fairview Mall Heartland Town Centre Markville Mall Riocan Centre Sudbury Mississauga Oshawa Shopping centre (Loblaws Superstore) 11 CONNECT WITH US TODAY @TradeSecretsCA FOR FRANCHISE INFORMATION Contact [email protected] 1-888-264-7444 ext. 115 | www.TradeSecrets.ca.
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