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Hosted by The Schools' Enterprise Association · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Are you involved in helping a school boost it's revenue? Have you ever wondered about the best way to handle hiring out a venue or, even worse, regretted doing so? The Enterprising Schools Podcast is here to help your school make the most of its assets. Hosted by CEO of the Schools' Enterprise Association, Dorothy McLaren, we've got the inside track on driving commercial revenue in a way that works for everyone and makes a real difference to your bottom line. Each time we talk to an expert guest who has insider knowledge of the sector to get tips, advice, and the benefit of their experience of what really works - and what doesn't! - when it comes to monetising your school. Find out more at https://schoolsenterpriseassociation.com/ Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/priv
The Schools' Enterprise Association hosts The Enterprising Schools Podcast, a business show with 13 episodes published.
Ben Hope is the driver of the SEA's first ever Commercial Benchmarking survey - a hugely important piece of research which will help inform all schools about what great looks like and how they can reap the optimal reward
From building lego classrooms to transforming Alleyns School in London, COO at Alleyns Guy Collins-Down has spent a lifetime turning school buildings into truly inspirational multipurpose venues. He looks back at the lea
In this special episode of the Enterprising Schools' Podcast, the tables are turned and the SEA itself goes under the microscope. SEA Founder, CEO and presenter of the podcast, Dorothy McLaren, takes the hotseat and is q
Is there a way to host commercial activities and events at schools, whilst still keeping everyone safe? What are the key considerations? How do we make sure staff, students, parents, commercial partners and guests unders
Is your school really making the most of its school caterers? Could they offer more than school dinners to drive non-fee revenue? In this episode we hear from Noelle Jones of Lodestone House school catering company. She
Are there partnerships to be made with like-minded organisations which could really help your school and the local community thrive? That's exactly what Rydal Penrhos School in Colwyn Bay has achieved. Dorothy was invite
When someone steps through the door of your school shop, will they find something to persuade them to part with their hard-earned cash? Is a branded rugby ball available pitchside after matches, or a tasteful china schoo
Does the school shop still have a role to play in creating revenue for your school? What are the key money-spinners, and how do you stay on trend with what pupils and parents want? With years of prior experience in the c
Should small prep schools be trying to create commercial revenue? What are the risks and opportunities? What impact could it have on leadership teams? CEO of the Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS) Dominic Nor
Is commercial enterprise an area governors should be playing a part in? What experience and outreach could they provide? How do you make the best of those relationships? Mark Taylor is Bursar at King's School Canterbury
How do we drive change in an organisation steeped in tradition? How do you bring together school staff and business managers to properly understand they're on a joint mission? How do you get the ear of the head in order
How do you make money through your school all year round? How do you partner successfully with your community? Are padel courts inevitable and is it ever a good idea to host a wedding? In our first episode, Dorothy sits
Are you involved in generating revenue for your school? We've got all the expert advice and insider knowledge you need to make the most of every school asset and drive that non-fee income. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/
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The Enterprising Schools Podcast is hosted by The Schools' Enterprise Association. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 13 episodes.
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