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In August 2021 Target Corporation said it was investing $200 million over the next four years, offering workers “'debt-free undergraduate degrees, certificates, certifications, free textbooks and more with no out-of-pocket costs' in 250 business-aligned programs from more than 40 schools, colleges and universities."
Linda A. Mason and Roger H. Brown, co-founders of child-care provider Bright Horizons, along with Michael R. Eisenson, [5] founded the organization in 1988 to serve the needs of homeless children in the Greater Boston area. [6] [7] Kate Barrand currently serves as the President and CEO of the organization. [6]
Bright Horizons began offering center-based back-up child care in 1992 with the first standalone back-up child care center for Chase Manhattan Bank. [9] In 2006, the Back-Up Care Advantage program was established [10] to provide in-home back-up child, and elder care. In 2006, college advising company College Coach was acquired by Bright ...
The world is getting bigger for Bright Horizons Family Solutions . On Monday, Bright Horizons announced that it has purchased Dallas-based Children's Choice Learning Centers, an operator of 49 ...
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Brown assumed the presidency of Berklee College of Music in 2004. [7] He is the third president of the college and the first non-member of the Berk family. [7] A music enthusiast and avocational drummer, Brown had produced award-winning CDs of children's music featuring Ziggy Marley and Arlo Guthrie, among others, as a fund-raiser for the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children. [7]
In a post on Truth Social on Saturday, Trump said that Chronister -- who has served the Tampa, Florida, area for over 32 years -- will work with his attorney general selection, Pam Bondi, to help ...
The company continued operating, although, according to a 1988 Forbes article, less than half of Kinder-Care's sales and profits for the year were expected to come from its child care centers. In January 1993, in a move that helped their balance sheet, KinderCare sold off Sylvan Learning Centers for $8 million.