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Dance Studio Owner Secrets Of Success
Learn secrets of success from
dance studio owners. Each month a new interview will be posted. We'll interview studio owners from urban, suburban, and rural areas. From competitive to performance based studios to small and large we'll look at what makes these studio owners successful.
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Maria Hanley Dance Educator and Studio Owner of Maria's Movers in New York, NY Shares Her Secrets of Success
Maria Hanley holds a Master's degree in dance education from New York University and a Bachelor's degree in dance performance from Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania. An advocate for early childhood dance education, Maria is currently a teaching artist in public elementary schools for New York City Ballet and more. Maria has been selected to serve on the Dance/NYC Youth Advisory Committee for the 2010/2011 academic year. Maria is also author of the blog Move. Create. Educate. . . .
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Robin Snyder-Wiencek Shares Her Secrets of Success
Robin is the founder and director of Experimental Movement Concepts. In this candid interview she shares her secrets to running a successful dance, art, gymnastics and music center. Robin graduated from the Baltimore School for the Arts where she studied ballet extensively under Norma Pera. From there, she went on to Montclair State University in New Jersey and discovered improvisational dance and choreography. She supplemented her training by studying in New York at Steps and the Broadway Dance Center. . . .
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Carole Royal, Owner and Director of Royal Dance Works in Phoenix, Arizona, Shares Her Secrets of Success
Carole Royal, Director of Royal Dance Works, has over 33 years of teaching experience in both the public school systems and private sector. Carole has been responsible for training national championship dancers, Star Search winners, and professional performers who've appeared in the U.S., Japan, France, Australia, and Caribbean. In this candid interview learn her secrets of success. . . .
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"It's my #1 source for help, support, and knowledge on how to run a successful dance studio." - G.M., School of Dance, CA
“I just want to thank you for taking the time to share your words of wisdom for this industry. This is truly appreciated as a new owner of a dance studio.” - Gladys K.
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