RBC client honored at the White House

December 12, 2019 (Washington, D.C.) On Thursday, December 12th, the White House held a summit on childcare and family paid leave, and Brittany Hasemann of Grand Junction, Colorado was invited by President Trump to share her incredible story of starting her own thriving Family Child Care Home with the support of Early Learning Ventures (ELV).
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President Trump and Brittany Hasemann
White House Summit on Child Care and Paid Leave: Supporting America’s Working Families
President Trump introduced Ms. Hasemann to a room of advocates, foundations, nonprofits, law makers, private sector CEO’s and senior administration to further discuss the nation’s current issues regarding childcare and family paid leave. Ms. Hasemann spoke to her successes and the support she has received from ELV and Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships. “It was very surreal to me how amazing it was and unbelievable that there was no catch. They wanted the same thing that I wanted for the kids.” Said Ms. Hasemann referring to ELV’s support system. 


Owning Her Own Business
 
Ms. Hasemann started her child care career nine years ago in February of 2010 as a small home, licensed for six children. Five years later, she was approached by Early Learning Ventures who provided her with a laptop, support, and guidance for her to pursue classes for her directorship and to get her trained on the Alliance CORE child care management system.  Enrolling her families onto the system, Brittany was able to spend less time on physical paperwork and more time on the main priority, the children. With the partnership of ELV, in addition to her original large home, she is also opening a center with a licensed capacity of 50. Ms. Hasemann’s hard work gained recognition the nation’s highest office and thereto share the moment was Ms. Hasemann children standing beside.
 

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