Corporatisation ‘stigma’ a challenge – new Evolve chief executive
Incoming boss wants to look at more new developments.
New Evolve Education Group chief executive Mark Finlay says there has been a stigma associated with the corporatisation of childcare which the company is fighting as it attempts to turnaround its business.
The early childcare provider indicated at its annual general meeting in August profit
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Victoria Young
Tue, 21 Nov 2017
Tue, 21 Nov 2017
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Corporatisation ‘stigma’ a challenge – new Evolve chief executive
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