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Couple financial accumen with political savvy.

Business judgment is just the starting point for investment decisions in school improvement. Competitive advantage lies in understanding how politics and policy influence financial models. We can help.

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• Monitor a universe of market actors. Link.
• Master k-12's technical concepts and vocabularies. See.
• Exercise your capacity for strategic thought. Listen.

RFPs are more than business opportunities for your investees. K-12Leads & Youth Service Market Reports allows you to measure investees' marketing efforts, monitor k-12 purchasing trends and leverage your investment capital with government grants. Read.

Serving the Whole Industry

Risk Is Opportunity.

The political stability of our economy created an entrepreneurial class skilled in sumounting the business risks of starting firms and readying them for expansion.

Proof of their ability in school improvement lies in several hundred firms that raised capital in the 1990s, struggled through the market before No Child Left Behind, and survived the bust of 2001. They are now ready to grow.

Today political risks affecting school improvement industry revenues surpass the business risks inside most firms. Rather than learn how policy affects a firm's business model, most investors have abandoned the market.

Others call this "opportunity."