Payal Kadakia of ClassPass and The Sa Dance Company encourages dance entrepreneurs to harness their uniqueness, find their purpose and create their own paths. Here, she shares how dance and being true to herself prepared her to create two groundbreaking organizations—including a billion-dollar company.
If you’re a self-employed artist, you’re also a business—even if you don’t quite see yourself that way. How you handle your finances should reflect this…
It may not be what you signed up for as a dance business owner, but the pandemic has made it clear that we all need to be ready to address mental health issues when our employees need us.
Whether you’re a dance studio or store owner, you may have started to breathe a little easier lately as operations have stabilized after almost two…
Most of your dance customers search online before they shop. And your competitor’s customers are searching too. Here are three steps you can take so…
Dear Dance Colleagues, You and I have both been there—working incredibly long hours, dealing with demanding parents (like Sally’s mum who won’t stop texting you…
These days, Chantelle Bruinsma of Studio Expansion helps studio owners around the world find unprecedented freedom in running their businesses. But once upon a time, she was…
Whether your impetus is financial or emotional, there may come a time when the right move is to shut down the company you founded and nurtured. Ignoring the signs can be self-defeating.
During the height of the pandemic, Dance/USA gathered a group of presenters and agents to revise long-standard performance contracts. The group recently published their equitable guidelines.
How to keep your dance business happy and healthy when your co-workers are also your relatives