As a business owner, it is important to show profit quarter after quarter and year after year — but this is especially true when you are preparing to sell your company.

Wherever you are in your education business’ life cycle, opportunities are best acted on when you operate like a company poised for action.

Have you recently been contacted by someone interested in buying your education business? The aggression in today’s selling environment is a good sign for exit opportunities, but there are a few things to keep in mind before signing any dotted lines.

For 2024, we encourage you to follow five simple steps to jumpstart your financial planning, budgeting, and goal setting.

In our experience, there four minimum practices you should follow to make quick financial decisions regarding your education business.

The process of selling a childcare business can differ greatly from other small business sales.

Does the outside of your childcare center mirror the quality of child care inside? Improve your school’s curb appeal and property value by following our five guidelines.

Acquiring schools to grow your early education brand can be a strategic move to expand your business and increase its overall value.

To host an impactful center tour, it’s important that staff are trained on the school’s unique selling points, or USPs.

Childcare center tours are your single greatest opportunity to persuade parents that your school is the right choice for their child.

With rising costs and difficulties hiring and retaining high quality team members, the challenge of balancing tuition rates with cost of care has become more difficult than ever in early education.

Think of the sale of your school like you would the sale of your house — would you accept an offer before marketing to the masses?