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Come See Us in NOLA!

Stop by the SALON TODAY booth at Serious Business this weekend and meet the team!

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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January 17, 2014
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Coming to Serious Business in New Orleans this year? Stop by and meet the team from SALON TODAY!

Throughout the weekend, Editor Stacey Soble, Publisher Steve Reiss, Associate Editor Chandler Rollins, and Midwest/Southeast Sales Director Katharine Cook will be on hand, covering the event and meeting SALON TODAY readers. Please stop by our booth, located near the doors that lead into the mainstage theater, pick up a copy of the SALON TODAY 200 issue and say hello.

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And, if you’re a SALON TODAY 200 honoree for 2014, you can avoid the longer lines at registration and register at our table this year!

Hope to see you in NOLA!

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