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Since its founding, Valvoline and its scientists have been innovating, creating and reinventing formulas for racing, high-mileage and synthetic recycled motor oils. To do this, we take pride in hiring the most innovative and creative minds and helping shape long-term careers. Explore our opportunities and take the step in joining us today for hands-on experience with Valvoline.
Big Blue Swim School is a prominent provider of childrens swim education, founded in 2009 and based in Chicago, Illinois. The company began franchising in 2018 and has expanded to multiple locations across the United States. It offers a comprehensive swimming curriculum designed for all ages, from infants to adults, focusing on essential swimming skills in a fun and supportive environment. Their programs include specialized classes for different age groups, such as Baby Swim School for infants, Toddler Swim School for young children, and Bold Blue and Big Blue Programs for older children. The curriculum progresses from basic water safety to advanced swimming techniques. Big Blue Swim School also features modern facilities, including comfortable water temperatures, private changing rooms, and a mobile app for scheduling and tracking progress. The school targets families, providing a welcoming atmosphere for parents to observe their childrens lessons. Additionally, the company offers franchise opportunities, aiming for significant growth in the coming years.
Aegis Brands owns and operates Bridgehead Coffee and Hemisphere Cannabis Co. The Company`s vision is to build a portfolio of amazing brands that can grow and flourish with access to our resources and expertise. The Company is committed to letting each brand operate independently while providing shared expertise to help them thrive.
We develop high density, intelligent, plug-n-play Gardyns for the vertical cultivation of top-quality produce anywhere, all year, and in any climate.
Homeis was created to help people like us, who belong here and there, and feel that the Internet is undeserving them. We’ve witnessed how difficult it is for local foreign-born communities to digitally connect, share their culture, their local knowledge, and unique context.