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Victoria Sopik, CEO & Co-Founder of Kids & Company
How I Built the Largest Daycare Network in North America All While Raising Eight Kids
For Victoria Sopik, CEO & Co-Founder of Kids & Company, building the largest daycare network in North America began with a simple but powerful question: What if there were a better way for working parents? By combining entrepreneurship with motherhood, Victoria built a company rooted in flexibility, access, and practical solutions, all while raising eight children.
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In How I Built the Largest Daycare Network in North America All While Raising Eight Kids, Victoria Sopik shares how her experience as a working mother inspired her to reimagine childcare and build what would become the largest daycare network in North America.
Guided by a belief that parents deserve reliable, high-quality care and real flexibility, Victoria created a model that introduced guaranteed spots, removed punitive policies, and partnered directly with employers to support working families.
As Kids & Company scaled nationally, Victoria navigated early financing challenges and learned the importance of staying closely connected to cash flow, growth planning, and long-term sustainability. Surrounding herself with trusted advisors who could explain options and guide major decisions gave her the confidence to keep moving forward.
Victoria’s story shows how designing a business around real human needs — and leading with flexibility, intention, and financial clarity can create both impact and scale.
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“Having a trusted expert who could explain options, look at cash flow, and guide us through big financial decisions gave me the confidence to keep pushing forward when the growth felt daunting.”
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