On Day 4 of the 12 Days of the SALON TODAY 200, we celebrate the 2020 honorees in the category of Philanthropy. These owners lead with their hearts—searching their communities for causes where their talent, time and money can bring the most positive change. At the same time, they know the goodwill generated and the connections forged help grow their own businesses.
It's already Day 3 of our 12 Days of the SALON TODAY 200 and time to celebrate the 2020 honorees in Employee Education. These salons develop educational systems that enhance the skills and confidence of their newest team members while encouraging seasoned staff to continually stretch creatively.
On Day 2 of the 12 Days of the SALON TODAY 200 we are proud to celebrate the 2020 honorees in Customer Service. These salon and spa teams know that how you make a client feel is as important as the precision of her cut or the dimension of her color, and they deliver on that feeling with each and every visit.
On the 1st Day of the 12 Days of the SALON TODAY 200, we excitedly present the 2020 honorees in the category of Compensation and Benefits. While it's a service provider's job to care for the clients, it's an owner's job to care for the team, and these salons do that brilliantly with competitive compensation programs, transparent pathways to growth and creative benefits.
With heavy hearts the Neill family announce the passing of Neill Creative Director Michael "Baker," a celebrated stylist that also was the founder of 5x5 The: Stage, the DeBulker and the Second Hand Scissor Project.
A new study from the UBC Sauder School of Business proves today's consumers want products and services that are customized to them, which may make you rethink some of your marketing messages.
SALON TODAY 200, the landmark business competition of the professional beauty industry will announce this year's honorees starting on Monday, December 2.
The Professional Beauty Association's "Leading Through Human Connections" event connects more than 300 thought leaders, executives and influencers.
She believes in owning up to her mistakes and making them right; sharing her goals with her universe to keep herself accountable, and encouraging her team to give back to the community. Meet Lisa Houser, owner of Utopia Salon and Day Spa in Vancouver, Washington, and discover why if didn't own a salon, she'd want to be a store greeter.
By studying the 2 to 10 research, Qnity's Tom Kuhn determines the five budgeting-related activities the most profitable salons do, then shares his tips to get you started.
BEaUty Inside and Out's Bonnie Bonadeo organizes a complimentary online summit designed to propel owners and stylists toward success.
Known for his detailed research on the professional salon and spa markets, Cyrus Bulsara passes following a heart attack.
Frank and Joy Warner were high school sweethearts, who shared a passion for hair and opened Frank Anthony in Chester, New Jersey, in 1970. They tragically passed away October 27. Their many industry friends share their favorite memories of the couple.
To attract more male clientele through its doors, Posh Salon of Williamsburg creates a male-focused rewards program which brings in 224 men in the first half of 2019.
Tyler Mason Salon Spa brings some joy to local women impacted by breast cancer with a special event they partner on with the NFL Colts organization. Check out this STAMP-winning idea.
When EvelineCharles makes a second attempt at launching lash extensions, the salon supports the new service with an entire marketing campaign. Now they're looking at bringing in $72,000 in service sales in the first year. Check out this winning 2019 STAMP idea.
In the 4th annual 2 to 10 Emerging Leaders Competition, two teams of young leaders present innovative ideas for recruiting and retaining future talent.