Mr. Michael R. Sandler

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  Mike Sandler, Founder and Chairman, Eduventures

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  Eduventures' Founder Michael Sandler summarized, "Since our inception 12 years ago, we have been pioneers in defining and analyzing the education market.

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  "This site is the product of the six-year evolution of EduVentures," said Michael R. Sandler, the company's Chairman and Founder."It leverages our core capabilities and is consistent with the company's original vision."EduVentures was founded by Sandler in 1993 to facilitate a value-added role for the private sector in improving education.

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  said Michael R. Sandler, Chairman of the company.

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  Michael Sandler, Chairman of Boston-based EduVentures, says, "The amount of money raised [in the publicly traded education industry], according to securities data from 1993, is $3.6 billion.

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  Michael R. Sandler
  
  Michael R. Sandler, who coined the term "education industry" and is considered an industry founder, established Eduventures in 1993. A lifelong entrepreneur, Mr. Sandler has built a career both in business and education. Mr. Sandler established several successful businesses, including Marsan Industries, which merged with ITT Corporation, and Auto Parts Distributors, which was sold to Rite-Aid Corporation. In 1989, Mr. Sandler was appointed a fellow at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, where he conducted research on the relationship between business and education. A graduate of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Sandler has served as a trustee of the University and as an overseer of its School of Arts and Sciences. He is founder and chairman of A Different September Foundation, an organization that supports the Boston University/Chelsea Public Schools Partnership. Mr. Sandler is also the founding chairman of the Leadership Board of the Education Industry Association and President of the Education Industry Foundation. In 2006 and 2007, Mr. Sandler was an Executive-in-Residence at the University of Southern California, exploring business and education issues as they relate to access to capital and career opportunities in the education industry.

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  Eduventures was founded in 1993 by Michael R. Sandler.

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  Quoted: Mike Sandler, Chairman & FounderMedia Post's MediaDailyNews (December 14, 2004)

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  "It's not the watershed event that some make it out to be," said Michael R. Sandler, the chairman of Eduventures.com, a Boston firm that tracks education-related businesses."It's important, but the hype that if Edison doesn't do well, we have a real setback to the industry just doesn't make sense.There are so many more K-12-related businesses that have come into play.
  
  "Sylvan once tried to market itself as the brand name in education-the company that would come to mind at the mention of the word.
  
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  PHOTOS: Michael R. Sandler, the chairman of Eduventures.com, says Edison Schools Inc.'s performance on Wall Street isn't as critical to the future of the education industry as some people believe. --Sevans
  
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  It's not the watershed event that some make it out to be , said Michael R. Sandler , the chairman of Eduventures.com , a Boston firm that tracks education-related businesses.It's important , but the hype that if Edison doesn't do well , we have a real setback to the industry just doesn't make sense.There are so many more K-12-related businesses that have come into play.
  
  Sylvan once tried to market itself as the brand name in education-the company that would come to mind at the mention of the word.
  
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  PHOTOS : Michael R. Sandler , the chairman of Eduventures.com , says Edison Schools Inc.'s performance on Wall Street isn't as critical to the future of the education industry as some people believe.--Sevans
  
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