June Rusdon, who had been working as a trader for ten years, made the decision to work in the care sector because she wanted her baby to have the best possible start in life when she was about to give birth to their first child.  ,
Rusdon sold her Learning Vision Group to US-based Knowledge Universe in 2007 and continued to lead the organization’s South Asian operations as it expanded from one care center in a Bukit Batok vacuum board to a local community of 142 centers with an enrollment of more than 15, 000 kids.  ,
Busy Bees, a UK-based company, acquired the company in 2014, and Rusdon became the company’s CEO for Asian operations.
I had to figure out how to balance all the tasks in my life, including mother, wife, daughter-in-law, girl, and investor. The reality is that balance is a myth, the 65-year-old told CNA Women. There is this misconception that people may be able to do it all.  ,
In her youth, Rusdon’s eldest sister took over the care of the home, despite the fact that she had lost both of her parents.
” My childhood was filled with suffering and loss, but it also taught me stamina and endurance. In the press release from SCWO, she said,” I realized that life never bring us down if we choose not to let it.” ” Most of my parents are no longer around, but they still live on through how I lead my life and the work I put in.”