HELP Confort attends the Assises de la franchise with LPS Réseaux

HELP Confort attended the 2026 Assises de la franchise conference alongside AXEO Services and AGE D’OR Services. Reported on 11 November by French franchise publication Observatoire de la franchise, their attendance brought together three brands within LPS Réseaux – La Poste Groupe. It comes as exchanges between franchise networks, staff training and HELP Confort’s geographical expansion all feature in the brand’s recent activity.

Three brands come together around franchising

A specialist in emergency repairs and home improvements, HELP Confort opted to attend the Assises de la franchise jointly with two other brands from the same group: AXEO Services and AGE D’OR Services.

The event brings together franchise brands, business leaders, existing franchisees and prospective franchise owners. For HELP Confort, attending reflects a desire to contribute to the discussions and exchanges taking place across the franchise community.

The announcement concerns a joint representation initiative: three brands belonging to LPS Réseaux – La Poste Groupe appeared together at an event dedicated to the franchise model. Their attendance highlighted their membership of the same group while preserving each brand’s identity.

For prospective franchisees, this also offers a useful reminder when assessing networks: a brand’s trading name and its ownership by a wider group are two separate factors to examine when planning a business venture.

Cooperation also extends to training

Attendance at the conference followed another initiative involving HELP Confort and AXEO Services. In an update published on 12 October 2026, the two brands announced that they had brought their franchise support teams together for two days of training at the French Franchise Federation.

This initiative was aimed at network support staff, rather than prospective franchisees. It illustrates another form of collaboration, involving the teams responsible for supporting franchisees across the networks. Joint attendance at an event and shared training therefore serve different purposes, but both connect several brands within the same group.

For entrepreneurs comparing franchises, this distinction is worth noting. Attendance at a national event indicates a network’s involvement in the franchise community, while training for support staff offers insight into how it develops its teams. Both provide a starting point for asking the brand specific questions about the day-to-day support it offers.

Twelve franchisees take part in home adaptation training

HELP Confort’s recent activity also includes training focused on adapting homes for older people. Twelve franchisees came together on 13 and 14 October 2026 for the initiative, which was described in a publication dated 27 October.

The network is continuing to diversify into adapting homes for older people and those with reduced independence. This complements its existing focus on emergency call-outs, repairs and home improvements.

This training provides a specific example of an initiative aimed at franchisees themselves. It therefore differs from the sessions attended by HELP Confort and AXEO Services’ franchise support teams. The two initiatives address different audiences within the networks: support professionals on the one hand, and franchise owners developing their businesses on the other.

Local milestones alongside national exchanges

These joint events come as HELP Confort continues its geographical expansion. An update dated 2 November announced the opening of a new branch in Rennes, run by franchisee Cédric Mousson.

Another milestone had been reported on 8 October: the signing of a new franchise agreement for the Rungis territory during the national convention held in Saint-Lary-Soulan. The two announcements should be distinguished: Rennes represents a branch opening, whereas Rungis concerns the signing of an agreement.

Key takeaway for prospective franchisees: look beyond a brand’s attendance at major franchise events and ask for details about franchisee training, the role of network support staff and the stages between signing an agreement and opening for business. These questions help connect the network’s wider activity with your own future local venture.