English-Speaking Expat Entrepreneurs Find Success in Early Education
One field which always does well during economic downturns is education, and english-speaking expats abroad have a wealth of opportunity, not just for making a living, but to give back to their foreign communities by investing in education.
That’s what at least four highly successful expat entrepreneurs have done by opening Helen Doron Early English Learning Centers in their respective countries.
Here’s a brief profile of each of them (via prweb.com) to help inspire your own entrepreneurial spirit:
— Jason Russell, an expat from California, USA, was a successful sales director for a large export firm in Italy before deciding to call Italy home for good. He then changed his life-course by becoming a Helen Doron Master Franchisor, and currently runs the entire Emilia-Romagna region. He is excited about working in the education enrichment field, loves helping children to reach their potential through innovative Helen Doron learning programs, and enjoys the rewards of a growing franchise business.
— Eileen Petzold-Bradley, originally from the USA and former ‘Panama Canal Zone’, met her German husband while studying at University of Virginia. She is a dedicated Helen Doron Master Franchisor currently living in Berlin, and proudly claims, “I am 150% convinced in the results in teaching the Helen Doron Early English method.”
— Cleopatra Avraam, hailing from Australia, is a bubbly, energetic pedagogic professional who has been extremely successful in Cyprus, catapulting Helen Doron Early English learning centers to franchise stardom on the island.
— Meena Athwani, originally from India, has been living in Barcelona, Spain, since 1987. With a B.A. in English literature from the University of Pune, Meena furthered her studies in European languages in Barcelona. Starting as an independent Helen Doron Early English teacher, Meena steadily built up student numbers until she decided to expand her business, by becoming the Helen Doron Master Franchisor of Catalonia.
The Helen Doron educational franchise model invites entrepreneurs to join a successful business operation that benefits children from the ages of 3 months to 18 years, around the world.
If you’re interested in how you can get involved, check out their website at www.helendoron.com/business-opportunities.php.