Salon Today
MenuMENU
SearchSEARCH

Jason Everett Helps Salons Attract and Keep Staff and Guests

With his own salon board game, Jason Everett makes learning fun, while helping salons and team members understand the functions of attraction, retention, and delivering to clients.

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
Read Stacey's Posts
August 30, 2019
Jason Everett Helps Salons Attract and Keep Staff and Guests

Jason Everett of High Performance Salon Academy

1 min to read


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.

Ad Loading...


Jason Everett, High Performance Salon Academy
Jason Everett, owner of High Performance Salon Academy, shares how learning can be fun. Everett and his team have found that three areas in a salon are vital to success. Attracting, keeping and delivering to both guests and staff are vital. Everett believe it’s not about the information, it’s about the implementation, which is why taking action is important. Meet Jason Everett and find out how High Performance Salon Academy can help you grow your salon business.

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

More Salon Management

Ad Loading...
Paul Petrowsky, manager of Impressions

The Constant

Starting at Impressions front desk in 2006 when he was 19 years old, General Manager Paul Petrowsky is a seasoned professional who owner Sarah Taylor says is responsible for much of her own success.

Ad Loading...
Headshot of Sophie Galabru

How Women are Rewriting the Rules of Grey Hair

At a panel discussion hosted by L’Oréal Professionnel in Paris in early July, French Philosopher Sophie Galabru explored the cultural shift where women are increasingly choosing natural, personalized color results over traditional grey coverage. In an exclusive interview with SALON TODAY, Galabru and L’Oréal Professionnel Colorist Pierrick Beringer discuss this shift and how salons and colorists respond.

Ad Loading...