The North-West nursery group has completed a management buyout of its holding company, which has enabled it to free up £1m to invest back into the business.
The money will be used to bring all the nurseries up to MiChild’s ‘brand standard’ and to support staff teams with training and development and to help them further develop their own curriculum. The nursery group will also be investing in the wellbeing of employees and is to review its staff benefit package.
Following the management buyout, MiChild, which was established in 2019, is now jointly owned by chief executive Adam Sage and new company chairman Chris Ross-Roberts.
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