NEW DELHI: The well known Guitarmonk aims to rope in one promoter per city from fifty major cities of the country for its ambitious Guitarmonk Club.

Describing it as ‘an opportunity with futuristic vision’, Guitarmonk displayed its investment model at the Franchise business expo.

As a set target to get one lakh registrations over the next 10 to 15 years from 30 cities, Guitarmonk intends to move strategically to create minimum revenue of Rs 300 crore or above.

Guitarmonk founder and renowned guitarist, Kapil Srivastava, told Radioandmusic.com that with a plan to cover corporate, schools, universities and also provide home tuitions along with training at its own centres, Guitarmonk ascertains to become a distinguished name when it comes to recreation for guitar and piano subjects.

Over the last seven years in Delhi, the brand has registered more than 5000 students and is making profitable business. Boasting of a music launch pad, record label, full-fledged publishing verticals, Guitarmonk has also been showered with accolades for its musical work by three government ministries and also contribution in Bollywood films.

From launching to portfolio to music projects, the company has a 360-degree solution for music lovers. As Srivastava said, “The core of effective and qualitative music recreation is good teachers and system of training. We have a special music teacher training model wherein we provide high quality training to teachers and further more they are highly paid with scope of packages up to 4 to 5 lakh and lots of other growth platforms.”

To add more to its contribution towards an upgraded and skilled lifestyle, the brand has taken an initiative for woman empowerment. Guitarmonk is also creating opportunities locally for skill development of woman candidates.

Within two decades the brand aspires to capture a size-able market share and business opportunity expos are just a step towards this vast vision. The business opportunity expo saw great participation, discussion and it was overall a successful event with positive feed-backs from investors across India and abroad.