The parent company of TSS Photography, the nation’s leader in youth sports and school photography, announced today the official launch of its second franchise offering, Young Masters, allowing entrepreneurs to work closely with art educators across the country to showcase students’ artwork on lasting keepsakes.
Launched in 2005, the Young Masters program was originally introduced through a number of TSS Photography locations and quickly gained the attention of parents and art educators alike. After recognizing the potential for both nationwide expansion and tremendous success, executives made the decision to offer Young Masters as a separate franchise opportunity.
“Young Masters has already been embraced by art teachers and parents across the country,” said Joe Lindenmayer, President & CEO of Young Masters. “The proven, home-based business model, coupled with low overhead costs, immediate cash flow and non-existent royalty payments makes Young Masters perfectly suited to thrive in today’s tough economy. There is no other franchise concept like it.”
Through Young Masters, children create original artwork during organized art programs, which is then transferred onto mugs, mouse pads, sweatshirts, tote bags, postcards and a variety of other memorable keepsakes or gifts for parents and families. Schools, daycares, camps or other organizations that partner with Young Masters receive a percentage of the proceeds from product purchases to support the program of their choosing. More.
