Kidzart - Studies Show That Kids Need Art To Grow, Develop

Entrepreneur Magazine- Featured ‘Low Cost Franchise’Attracts Ambitious Women

NEW BRAUNSFEL, TEXAS (Friday, May 07, 2004) - Women around America are fulfilling their entrepreneurial dreams with a growing franchise that’s become the national leader in art enrichment for everyone from preschoolers through senior citizens. Women looking for flexible business opportunities throughout the country are finding success with KidzArt, a franchise that requires a very low initial start-up fee and little to no overhead.

“KidzArt is unique because we fill a niche for those seeking creativity, an exciting business and the desire to work with “kids of all ages.”says KidzArt president Chris Cruikshank. “Women who are leaving the corporate world to spend more time with their families and run their own business have found KidzArt to be a great opportunity to do what they love for a living.”

“KidzArt has allowed me to satisfy both my desire to work with children, make a living with art and start a business venture,”explains Christy George of Marietta , Georgia .. “The freedom to run the franchise on your own terms combined with low initial and monthly expenses makes KidzArt an easy business to start, grow and maintain.”

The business benefits of KidzArt have not gone unnoticed by the franchise industry. KidzArt was featured in an article in Entrepreneur Magazine’s ‘Top 217 Low Cost Franchises’February 2004 issue. CNN-FN’s Don DeBolt, president of the International Franchise Association, described KidzArt as one of its top three “new and unique”franchises and also noted KidzArt’s emphasis on “creating confidence through drawing”for kids (from a May 15, 2003 interview).

In addition to minimal startup costs, KidzArt,a unique and excitingdrawing-based art enrichment program, offers women the flexibility via a portable, home-based business, to work in many different settings. KidzArt prides itself on providing comprehensive initial and on-going training through one-on-one assistance and monthly teleconference calls. “We are extremely high on support in every aspect of our business,”says Shell Herman, KidzArt CEO. “The president and I are always accessible to our franchise owners and to any potential owners who have questions”

Founded in 1993, KidzArt is designed to let kids and seniors of all ages explore their inner artistic potential in a safe, structured, non-competitive environment. KidzArt is bringing its nurturing, innovative activities to after-school programs and many other venues. Franchising since July 2002, KidzArt has 32 franchises nationwide and growing.

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