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Summary of the April 2016 Mathnasium Franchisee Advisory Committee (MFAC) Meeting

The purpose of this summary is to provide transparency into the general topics of discussion. Conclusions/decisions are not generally made during the meeting; therefore discussions referenced here will not have conclusions.

The meeting was held via conference call on Friday April 8. All MFAC members were in attendance: franchisees Steve Santacruz, John Labuda, Vane Lucas, John Opalko, Reggie Kellum, Carl Keating, Bob D’Orazio, and Sam Younis; and Peter Markovitz, Ron Nall, Shant Assarian, Nathaniel Erwin, Dr. Jennifer Nicholls, Matt Solomon, and Jason Condello of the HQ team. The agenda for the meeting and summary points were as follows:

Instructor Training

A discussion around HQ’s efforts to develop additional training for Instructors. The modules contemplated are currently being categorized into two levels:

Mathnasium Career Ladder

A discussion took place on what systems can be developed to build and develop talent.

Marketing

A general update on marketing was provided.

Progress Reporting

HQ previewed progress reporting functionality on which development has begun.

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4 Comments To "Summary of the April 2016 Mathnasium Franchisee Advisory Committee (MFAC) Meeting"

#1 Comment By Mona Goyal On April 19, 2016 @ 11:30 am

There is lot to look forward to. I’m excited to see what the Progress Report Manager would look like. Hopefully it would be shared in the convention too with all of us.

Also, very much excited about the instructor training and new marketing plans.

#2 Comment By Elana Daigle On April 20, 2016 @ 8:41 am

Thanks so much!!!

I feel as though you guys are trying to improve things for the “group as a whole.”

You are appreciated!!

#3 Comment By Ann Stengel On April 21, 2016 @ 7:56 am

Appreciate your efforts!

#4 Comment By Jennifer Faulkner On April 28, 2016 @ 3:22 pm

Look forward to the improvements to Progress Reporting, and am glad to hear the interface will remain within Salesforce and not Marketo.

Can you elaborate on the structured direct mail campaign for new centers that is being tested?

Very pleased to see timely and editable marketing material in Download!