Children’s Technology Workshop Franchise Awarded To Atlanta Entrepreneur

TORONTO, ONTARIO (Tuesday, November 01, 2005) - Nicole Kosky of Suwanee, Georgia, has become Toronto-based Children’s Technology Workshop’s latest franchise partner, it was announced today. An Engineer with a Bachelor of Science in Optical Engineering and a MBA in Computer Information Systems, Kosky was drawn to CTWorkshop after doing extensive research on child-centered business opportunities.

“I see CTWorkshop bringing to Atlanta a fun and exciting program offering children individualized technology education,” states Kosky. “The curriculum is so engaging that children keep returning to camp every summer, and during winter and spring breaks,” she continues.

“We are thrilled to have Nicole join our growing family of franchise partners. Her background, skill sets and enthusiasm for working with children makes her an ideal ambassador for us in Atlanta,” stated Darryl Reiter, President of CTWorkshop.

Kosky’s support team includes an educator with over 35 years of science teaching experience. She plans to open her first after-school and in-school workshops early in 2006 and to be open for her first icamptm in March of 2006, during spring break. Kosky intends to focus her efforts on locations in the north central corridor of metropolitan Atlanta where many high technology companies are located, opening icamptm in Alpharetta, Roswell, Duluth, Dunwoody and surrounding areas.


ABOUT CHILDREN’S TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP

Children’s Technology Workshop is a leader in cutting-edge engineering & technology programs for children and has been in operation since 1999. Their hi-tech, hands-on system of teaching children to become creative thinkers through the use of engineering and technology is one of the hottest concepts in international franchising. Children’s Technology Workshop now operates in cities across Canada, the United States, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. For more information go to www.ctworkshop.com or call Media Relations at 1-866-704-2267.

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