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2016 Coaches and Consultants Guide: Salon Skipper

Salonskipper.com(604) 314-4981info@salonskipper.comOwners: Tara Main, Alberto Cirillo and Meisam MullaAccessible 24/7, Salon Skipper offers affordable coaching and management tools with its online beauty business resource.WHY WE’RE ...

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December 1, 2015
2016 Coaches and Consultants Guide: Salon Skipper

 

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Salonskipper.com
(604) 314-4981
info@salonskipper.com
Owners: Tara Main, Alberto Cirillo and Meisam Mulla

Accessible 24/7, Salon Skipper offers affordable coaching and management tools with its online beauty business resource.

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WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT: We are the first virtual coaching and management resource for the beauty industry. Our online system is constantly updated to accommodate the needs of business owners who are competing in an ever-evolving industry.

HOW WE WORK: Salon Skipper is your online gateway to learning modules, templates and one-on-one coaching designed to teach you about the business of beauty, assist you in running your beauty business profitably and position yourself as a leader in this highly competitive market.

CATCH US AT: Twitter: @ salonskipper or Facebook: www.facebook.com/salonskipper

WORDS OF WISDOM: A bad manager can destroy a good staff.

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