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Deb Hunt Partners with Salons to Help Them Grow

Is your business stuck in a rut? Don't go it alone. A coach like Deb Hunt from Salon Spa Business Solutions can help you get back on the growth track.

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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August 30, 2019
Deb Hunt Partners with Salons to Help Them Grow

Deb Hunt, Salon Spa Business Solutions.

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Successful salon owners knows that when it comes to business, it’s best not to go it alone. In the 2019 SALON TODAY 200, 55 percent of owners reported they have worked with a professional business coach or consultant in the past three years.

To help owners and managers learn about the different focuses and capabilities of a variety of salon advisors, SALON TODAY hosted a Coaches and Consultants Showcase at the Data-Driven Salon Summit held in May in Atlanta. Each coach prepared a short Ted-Talk style presentation and we recorded each one to create this virtual guide.

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Deb Hunt, Salon Spa Business Solutions
Deb Hunt, president, consultant and trainer of Salon Spa Business Solutions, shares the importance of having someone on your team. Hunt believes information and pieces of paper won’t help you grow, but people will--that's why one-on-one coaching can be really helpful to salon owners. Hunt encourages owners to stop waiting and just do what they need to do. Meet Deb Hunt, and find out how Salon Spa Business Solutions can help you grow your business.

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