SIX FIGURED FEMALES LAUNCHES UK FRANCHISE NETWORK TO EMPOWER MORE WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS
SIX FIGURED FEMALES TARGETS UK EXPANSION WITH NEW FRANCHISE MODEL
Fast-growing women’s business community Six Figured Females has unveiled a national franchise programme designed to accelerate its UK expansion, giving ambitious entrepreneurs the opportunity to build regional networking communities while supporting female founders to grow their businesses through collaboration, mentorship and strategic partnerships.
One of the UK’s fastest-growing business networking communities for female entrepreneurs is preparing for national expansion after launching a franchise model aimed at taking its successful regional formula across the country.
Founded in 2023 by entrepreneur Alison Cooper, Six Figured Females has announced plans to recruit regional franchise partners as it looks to establish new communities in major cities including Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Bristol, Oxford and the Cotswolds.
The move follows sustained growth for the organisation, which has developed a membership of more than 80 businesswomen across seven networking groups spanning Essex, Bishop’s Stortford, London and Cambridge, with a further Hertford group due to launch later this summer.
Building More Than A Networking Group
Unlike traditional networking organisations that focus primarily on monthly meetings, Six Figured Females has positioned itself as an ongoing business community where members actively collaborate throughout the year.
Alongside monthly face-to-face meetings, members gain access to an online network where they share business opportunities, promote services, exchange ideas and celebrate commercial milestones.
Regular social events, masterclasses and collaborative activities further strengthen relationships between members, creating what the organisation describes as a long-term support ecosystem for ambitious female founders.
Franchise Model Targets National Growth
Under the new model, franchise partners will receive exclusive territorial rights together with operational support, branding, marketing resources, membership technology and ongoing mentoring from the head office team.
Each regional franchisee will be responsible for developing membership, hosting networking events and building local communities while operating under the established Six Figured Females brand.
Existing members will also benefit from wider national coverage, enabling them to attend meetings across different regions and significantly expand their professional networks.
Alison Cooper, CEO of Six Figured Females, said: “Six Figured Females is networking done differently. Our groups fiercely champion women while allowing our members to enjoy meaningful connections that bring benefits to their business and inspire strategic partnerships.
“More importantly, our groups offer a pillar of support to businesswomen. We help one another navigate our challenges and celebrate the successes. When women come together in our groups, it’s a powerful force.”
Creating Regional Communities For Female Founders
Cooper believes franchising offers the most effective route for maintaining local relationships while expanding nationally.
“Growing Six Figured Females nationally is the next step in our own growth journey. Our business model allows franchise owners to make the groups their own, with the gravitas of a fully established brand and full support behind them.
“The franchise offer is perfect for a business coach, mentor and any other business leader who is keen to build greater connections around them and create a unique space for women in their region.”
With female entrepreneurship continuing to grow across the UK, Six Figured Females believes there is increasing demand for specialist communities that combine networking, mentoring and commercial collaboration to help founders scale their businesses with confidence.
