Denise Sayer, Vice President of CCA For Social Good, and her all-women team have been honored by Business NH Magazine as one of the Top Women-Led Businesses in 2024.
At the heart of their transformative work is ECESharedResources.com, an online knowledge hub providing innovative systems and resources that unlock childcare program directors’ and business owners’ ability to focus on what truly matters – advancing quality and increasing programmatic impact.
This recognition comes during a critical time when the childcare industry faces unprecedented challenges, and the need for strong, sustainable support is more urgent than ever. Under Sayer’s leadership, the organization has become a crucial asset to the childcare community, offering essential resources designed to reduce costs, streamline administrative processes, and support financial sustainability. To address pressing issues of hiring and staff retention’s role in sustaining quality care, CCA For Social Good has just launched competitive, budget-friendly workforce benefits and business insurance options on the platform to boost accessibility for childcare businesses and home-based providers at scale. Today, over 40,000 childcare businesses in 38 states access the platform driving positive outcomes for almost 2 million children.
Right here in New Hampshire, CCA For Social Good’s client Early Learning NH is putting the platform to work, enabling childcare programs to save an average of $10,000 annually on business expenses, an estimated $2,600 on hiring expenses, which can be reinvested in staff salaries and high-quality programming.
“We are deeply honored to receive this recognition,” said Sayer. “Our mission is more important than ever as communities across the country struggle to provide affordable, high-quality childcare. We are proud to lead the charge in empowering early childhood programs with the tools they need to thrive.”
As demand for accessible and high-quality childcare continues to grow, CCA For Social Good stands at the forefront of driving change, helping to shape the future of the industry while advocating for the sustainable development of early childhood programs nationwide. For more information, please contact Kaeleigh Barker at (603) 628-2396.