The ability to pay dedicated childcare staff and talented teams what they deserve is not a new problem for early education owners.

One day you will exit your company—like death and taxes, this is a certainty.

When deciding to sell your school, keep in mind that a good part of what a potential buyer wants is goodwill and an element they don’t want is having to button up loose ends regarding reputation.

“It’s best to sell when you’re performing well!” This means your business runs well day to day, you have a reliable team in place, your facility is well taken care of, and you have sufficient systems working to enhance your programs. Here’s where we suggest you get started…

Whether you are considering an exit in the near future or still growing your brand, there are a few things you can do now to prepare. Investing in your facility will not only allow you to get the work completed within your budget but it will save you time later.

Timing is everything, and understanding the factors that maximize the value of your early education business is key in your decision to sell. Discover the two most important factors to consider when determining the best time to sell in this blog.

Hugs and handshakes may be banished during this time of socially distanced events, but it’s still possible to make professional connections in a virtual setting. Here are five tips to help you thrive at your next virtual conference…

We believe childcare centers should be eligible for federal loan programs and aid right alongside restaurants, hotels and others. Join the Early Care and Education Consortium (ECEC) in amplifying a grassroots campaign for parents and families of young children to advocate for private early education providers.

Thank you to all those who attended our Legislative Initiatives and Your Childcare Business webinar on Thursday, April 2nd. It is our goal to continue pushing information to you regarding opportunities to strengthen your small business in these challenging times.

As we work to help childcare business owners navigate the ever-changing options for SBA funds under various programs, we have stumbled upon a solid resource that we hope will help at this time. Click here to download an 11-page FAQ document with information on programs and initiatives included in the CARES Act recently passed by Congress.

Thank you for tuning in to our most recent THRIVE Masterclass discussing how best to prepare for and respond to the recent spread of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. As promised, we will be providing resources as they are made available to us.

Conferences, workshops and seminars are all a form of investment in yourself and your business. They help you develop new skills, gain insights on industry trends and access loads of new contacts and connections. Take your self-education seriously with a few tips from the experts.