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2014 Coaches and Consultants: Jon Reyman Pro

Jon Reyman Pro helps salon and spa owners by empowering their staff.

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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November 1, 2013
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Jon Reyman Pro
jonreymanpro.com
info@jonreymanpro.com
OWNERS: Jon Reyman and Abraham Geisness

Jon Reyman Pro helps salon and spa owners by empowering their staff. We make sure the hairdresser is motivated and up-to-date with current techniques. We empower the client with how-to style in a complete package that is easy to use within a fully supported learning program. Staff are supported by continuing education and can receive training on-demand—efficiently and effectively. We look at our customer as two-fold—one is the client and the other is the hairdresser. The job of a hairdresser is to enrich each client. It’s our job to enrich each hairdresser.

WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT: We are a full online curriculum of education that is built upon foundation coursework. We are a dual level platform that provides supporting, step-by-step written instructions and model demonstrations, as well as full professional level demonstrations. We are the most salon friendly programs on the web.

HOW WE WORK: The Jon Reyman Pro site was designed to make innovative styling, cutting, and business-building accessible and appropriate for both the professional and consumer. We have two specific tracks—Professional and Consumer—which are both designed to enrich and empower the viewer. We suggest you take a tour of the website and sign up to begin.

CATCH US AT: The runways of New York Fashion Week, in numerous salons around the world as their training platform, and in New York, San Francisco and Spoke and Weal salons, and as always on jonreymanpro.com.

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