Jim's Group was founded by Jim Penman 35 years ago and has become Australia's largest franchise group, with over 5,000 franchisees in 40+ plus divisions. It is a family-led business that prides itself on helping people launch their own businesses.
Jim's Group launched Jim's Beauty a few months ago, and the new division is growing fast. Now, the Group is looking at other areas, such as personal training and life coaching.
Jim's Remedial Massage launched this month. The new division, headed by Duan Wang, offers a range of massage services, including remedial massage, relaxation massage, sports massage, aromatherapy massage, hot stone massage, Thai stretching, prenatal massage, reflexology, corporate chair massage, event massage, NDIS massage and aged care massage.
"We are excited to launch Jim's Remedial Massage. The new division will offer a range of mobile massage services that can come to your home, the workplace, businesses, aged care facilities, sports clubs and more," said Wang.
"We are national and are looking for people with experience in massage to join us. The benefit of Jim's Remedial Massage is that, as a franchisee, you get the best of both worlds. You can have your own business but with the support of training, business leads, marketing and mentoring.
"Even if you are studying massage or are interested in joining the industry, we encourage you to reach out. We can assist with training and help you set up your own business with us.
"Being a franchise with Jim's Remedial Massage business means you can work when you want or as long as you want.
"The hours are flexible, and it is ideal for people who want to be able to work on their terms. You are your own boss."
Penman added that more and more people want to be able to work and achieve work-life balance.
"The health and wellness industry is growing, and we look forward to helping people build a successful business for themselves in this sector. The mobile massage industry is experiencing strong growth year on year in Australia as more people seek out convenient ways to access health and wellness services," said Penman.
