Some pretty common thinking considers that “teams” should be groups of people who have lots in common: that their similarities encourage a close-knit environment that inspires ideas and hard work. A Yale MBA student thought the same thing but learned – from her own study group experience – that the
In the July edition of Dance-Teacher, Rachel Rizzuto asked several studio owners for project ideas to make summer vacation count. Here’s one of the changes they made that paid off in the fall: Back to (Summer) School Who Jane Silane and Marilyn Westlake-Nichols, Ballet Arts Where Emerson, New Jersey What
As part of the development of your app, you need to have a plan for promoting it to your customers. After all, the real success of your app lies in how fully your customers embrace it and use it. Because it will provide a better line of communication between your
Over the past few weeks, there has been a lot of buzz about Instagram’s changes. Not only have they updated their brand-logo, there are some changes with the algorithm, videos and ads that you’ll want to know! Do you remember when your Instagram feed was flooded with images like this?
Software – it’s a world of its own and can be hard to pick which company will best fit your needs. We’re here to help. With 10+ years in this business, we’ve heard from new business owners, franchisees, seasoned business owners looking for a change and many others on the
It’s something we all say – almost without thinking. “I’m busy.” Why shouldn’t we say this? It’s a fact, right? The truth is, our “I’m busy” statement may not be an honest one and there is research from the University of Rochester and the Journal of Psychological Science to support
Today is Red Nose Day! We are celebrating with Little Otter Swim School and Miller Street Dance Academy. <img class=”alignnone size-full wp-image-11643″ src=”https://www.jackrabbitclass.com/wp-content/uploads/Debbie-and-Ketura-with-John-and-front-desk-staff-with-Red-Noses.jpg” alt=”Debbie and Ketura with John and front desk staff with Red Noses” width=”1152″ height=”864″ /> <img class=”alignnone size-full wp-image-10135″ src=”https://www.jackrabbitdance.com/wp-content/uploads/Red-Nose-Day-Ketura-Gina-Smith-Debbie-with-Miller-St-logo-dance-bunny.jpg” alt=”Red Nose Day – Ketura, Gina Smith,
So the best place for us to start, when we’re talking about retention, is to first of all identify which of your programs has the weakest retention. Where do you find the drop-off? You get them in the door, but perhaps they leave at a certain age. Maybe it’s after
It’s 2016 and you have to pay to play on Facebook. New to this phrase? When Facebook started, they were not an advertising platform. If you posted something, your fans would see it. Now that over 1.6 billion people are on Facebook, it’s impossible for your fans to see every
As a provider of sports programming for youth, your organization can play a critical role in protecting the lives of young athletes. You can help put an end to child sexual abuse by implementing a comprehensive child protection program and training your coaching staff and volunteers. Ask any organization that