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Founders’ Early Education Market Update: Q3 2023

By Founders Advisors

Oct 07 2023

In this edition of Founders’ Early Education Market Newsletter, our team shares a curated collection of data from the early education industry. The newsletter includes data points highlighting:

  • Macro-economic trends
  • Latest early education valuations
  • Alerts about major recent transactions
  • A look into the Early Education Buyer Universe (see below for a preview)

If you or anyone you know has questions about the market around Early Childhood Education, please feel free to reach out to Nathan Kelly, Director of Founders’ Consumer Practice Group, for more information.

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