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Illinois-based Young Rembrandts has for seven years offered kids in Ann Arbor schools an opportunity to channel their inner artist in a small classroom with others ages 5to 10. “I definitely think it’s a good thing for the kids. I was just overhearing the teacher in there, and I think he’s doing a great job with really encouraging language to kids,” said Erin Goldman, whose son Tyler Goldman was part of a Tuesday, Jan. 28 class. Continue reading

Young Rembrandts is a children’s art program that teaches more than 40,000 students each week through franchises in 31 states and four Canadian provinces. A franchise recently reopened in Rapid City, Black Hawk and Spearfish. New owner JoHannah Hatley began offering sessions in the Black Hills in October. In 2020, she hopes to expand Young Rembrandts across South Dakota, the Rapid City Journal reported. Continue reading

To win, awardees must demonstrate expertise within a given field, dedication to client service and satisfaction and an on-going commitment to excellence and innovation. CV Magazine’s Franchise Awards recognizes franchisees, franchisors, recruiters, and those who play a part in the financial aspect of the brand. Winners are nominated by clients, peers and fellow professionals and then voted on by readers and confirmed by industry experts. Continue reading.

According to the National Endowment for the Arts, Americans of all ages consume more arts-focused entertainment than ever before. In spite of this, participation in arts programs has declined over the last quarter of a century. The decline began most sharply in 2008, which coincides with the Great Recession. More parents now push children toward what they view as pragmatic study programs. However, there are many benefits of arts programs in schools. Continue reading.

For philanthropic entrepreneurs, helping children learn through a proven education franchise concept is a no-brainer. Not only is this a sector where high financial returns are entirely possible, but the societal benefits of outstanding tutoring are clear. Continue reading.

So, you’ve found the “secret sauce” — a thoughtful and meticulous formula that’s made your business the success it is today. You built on this success when you decided to franchise your concept and now, your company has dozens, maybe hundreds of units across the country. While it’s easy to continue to follow this mode of operation, you aren’t satisfied with relying on what’s already worked — you’re looking to spice up the sauce. Continue reading.