Suhail Rehman (owner of Home Instead)

Care company boss shortlisted in prestigious business award

LOCAL HOME care company boss, Suhail Rehman, has been shortlisted for a prestigious award, recognising his ten years of supporting

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LOCAL HOME care company boss, Suhail Rehman, has been shortlisted for a prestigious award, recognising his ten years of supporting older people across Scotland and giving them the chance to stay living at home if they require care.

Suhail is in the running for a BFA HSBC British Franchise Award, nominated in the ‘HSBC Best in Class Multi Unit, Single Brand’ category. Dubbed ‘the Oscars of the franchise industry’, the awards celebrate excellence in ethical franchising.

Setting up Home Instead Glasgow North in 2013, Suhail has spent the last decade building an empire across Scotland, now owning seven Home Instead offices (including Home Instead Aberdeen) which offer a range of home care, from personal care, to dementia, to companionship. It provides an alternative to care homes for older people who need support but want to stay in their beloved homes.

Suhail plays a key part in the communities his Home Instead businesses are based. This includes running seven memory cafes which provide a safe and supportive environment for people living with dementia and their families.

Keen to support his care professionals as much as possible, Suhail established a ‘Care Professional Council’ giving those on the frontline the chance to feed back their experiences to managers, ensuring satisfied employees and well-supported clients.

Suhail says: “It has certainly been an eventful decade as I’ve grown my Home Instead empire, and it’s fantastic to mark this milestone with an award nomination.

“Franchising is such a worthwhile route to go down for anyone keen to undergo a business venture. I’m so pleased that these awards exist; they can highlight those that have had success in franchising and inspire others to embark on this exciting journey.”

Pip Wilkins, Chief Executive of the BFA said: “We would like to offer our enormous congratulations to all this year’s finalists. We received a huge amount of entries, and it was wonderful to read of all the amazing work being done in the UK franchising sector. We applaud our finalists for their enthusiasm, dedication and tenacity and for continuing to uphold the highest standards of the association.”

For the full list of finalists at this year’s BFA HSBC British Franchise Awards, visit: https://www.thebfa.org/news/finalists-unveiled-for-the-bfa-hsbc-british-franchise-awards-2023-celebrating-outstanding-success-in-the-uk-franchise-industry/

Winners will be announced at a gala black-tie event following the BFA’s annual conference on 9th November 2023.

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