A little history

The first business centres appeared over thirty years ago in the United States, and nearly twenty years ago in France.

They often represented a secondary activity, when the main business was not likely to require the whole surface available in the premises; it consisted of offering poorly equipped settings with basic services.

The business centre activity thus represented an economic lever enabling promoters to get a better return on their investment.

This activity then became a logistics and legal support aimed at assisting the creation of new businesses, into which rushed organisations such as Company nurseries.

And today?

The technological evolution of our communication tools retains the following criteria: speediness, mobility, reactivity and comfort. These modern communicability demands increasingly justify the existence of business centres very immersed in local economic circuits.

The constant gamble of the shared services business centres is now in its ability to maintain the level of what it offers. It is even with the requirements of the structures it propounds to welcome and assist.

The BURO Club network

Therefore, BURO Club endeavours to establish itself firmly in its sector through the performance of its services and the facilities offered, and the professionalism of its staff.

BURO Club France, launched in 1992, is now a nationwide group of independent business centres, leader on its market.

Unlike the franchise concepts, BURO Club France defines itself as a guild of independent business managers, associated in a nationwide organisation in order to benefit from the technical and commercial synergy of a single brand name.

Becoming an associate?

Today, BURO Club France consists of 27 centres in France, overseas departments and territories abiding by these criteria, and several admission projects are being assessed.

If you want to partake in the BURO Club venture, please contact the Head Office of BURO Club France: bcf@buro.com or telephone +33 1 40 21 95 95.