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It's always nice to discuss start up businesses with new potential tenants at Evans House Business Centre in Warrington. To give some of you budding entrepreneurs an idea as to how this new tenant, Monia's Cakes, negotiated their way into Evans House, we have published below a transcript of the entire meeting: Monia's Cakes: Can we have a unit please? Evans House: What for? Monia's Cakes: We want to create a bakery. Evans House: Cakes or pies? Monia's Cakes: It's in the name, Monia's C...A...K...E...S. Evans House: I see your point, but our tenants on the ground floor want pies and we don't really have the space for you. Monia's Cakes: We'll give you free cake. Evans House: Here are your keys, please feel free to pay rent whenever you like. It's really that simple. As a result of that intense negotiation, we at Evans House Business Centre are now enjoying a free carrot cake (picture above), courtesy of Monia's Cakes. Check out Monia's Cakes at https://www.facebook.com/moniascakeswarrington/ If you or anyone you know might be interested in starting up or moving your existing business to Evans House Business Centre in Warrington, please check out our current Availability Schedule or contact us at [email protected] or by telephoning 01925 411170. We offer a range of flexible terms to suit you including rent free periods and incentives for referring potential new tenants (terms apply, carrot cake excluded). We can even offer support in setting up your new business in terms of your accounts, health and safety compliance and advertising.
10 Comments
15/2/2018 03:26:51 am
Congrats to your growing business named Monia's Cakes! May I know what are the other pastries, breads or cakes are you offering? I'm sure you'll attract more potential clients by posting your products on the internet. Too bad, we are far, far away from each other, but if I'm given a chance to go somewhere near your place, I will definitely try your goods as it look so mouthwatering! Anyway, God bless and good luck to your business! 13/11/2018 07:56:44 am
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