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As the end of 2023 approaches, global tutoring franchise Tutor Doctor reflects on another turbulent year in education with its three-day annual conference in Toronto, Canada.
Puddle Ducks had a lot to celebrate in 2023, with numerous accolades achieved across the franchise network, and the company achieving their highest ever placement at number 18 in the Elite Franchise Top 100.
Goal setting has been a cornerstone of effective business management well before the formalisation of the theory by American psychologist Edwin A. Locke in 1968*. It is a benchmark against which entrepreneurs evaluate their professional pursuits, often becoming a qualifying factor for their self-assessment.
As we bid farewell to another eventful year, Razzamataz Theatre Schools is delighted to reflect on the remarkable milestones achieved in 2023. Here are just a few of our highlights
“A little over 10 years ago I was promised a future opportunity in what appeared to be nothing but a dream,” says Dean Hodgson
Vaibhavi Patel, Carer at Walfinch home Care Harrow and Brent has won the London Palliative/End of Life Care Award at the Great British Care Awards held at the Hilton Bankside London recently.
"Along with my brother Dylan and my dad Bill, we launched Wingers during the Pandemic from a dark kitchen in Aldridge, Birmingham. Dad’s sandwich business had been forced to close due to the COVID restrictions and we urgently needed to generate some income to support our family. We set about creating recipes at home and came up with our marinated fresh fried chicken: crunchy on the outside and super succulent to taste. From day one, customers loved our chicken and kept coming back for more! Fast forward a few years and our humble Wingers launch was so successful that by December 2023, six restaurants had been opened in the Midlands. We now have a franchise pipeline of ten more restaurants set to open in 2024."
Richard Graves, head of business at Revive! Auto Innovations joins the board of directors on his promotion to Director of Operations.
Richard joined Revive! earlier this year bringing with him extensive industry experience gained in senior posts at Cazoo, SMH, and GEFCO UK. The promotion recognises the contribution he has made to the UK’s leading SMART repair network.
Not content with running a free village art class, Hannah Tomlin from Walfinch home care in Oxford has now followed it up with a soup and roll lunch.
Hannah started the weekly art and crafts class in the Thomas Hughes Memorial Hall in Uffington, Faringdon, Oxfordshire in the Autumn, and it is now supported by Walfinch.
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