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Cy Wakeman, a leadership expert and best-selling author, will scrutinize the impact of drama in the workplace at the 2019 ISBN conference, helping the salon owners find strategies for eliminating drama and helping team members focus on what's important.
As part of its Catalysts of Change theme, the International SalonSpa Business Network's 2019 conference will feature a session of BIG IDEAS shared by 10 senior executives from the beauty industry's top salon, spa and barbershop groups.
Uber and Lyft totally changed the future of the taxi industry--what are the disruptions ahead in the professional beauty and what should salon owners do to prepare? Scott Missad, president of ISBN and CEO of Gene Juarez Salons and Spas weighs in with this insightful blog.
The International SalonSpa Business Network welcomes new board members--Frank Zona of Zona Professional, Emily Brown of V's Barbershops, and Larry Silvestri of Mario Tricoci Hair Salons and Spas.
Every beauty business owner, unless they own their property outright, faces the same challenge every few years. It’s one that most approach with dread, but it is rarely avoidable – renegotiating the lease. But, why do we dread it?
For five days, Michigan-based Design 1 Salon Spa will be revealing its recently revamped education program that puts its people at the center of everything it does.
Gene Juarez's Scott Missad assumes the helm of the International SalonSpa Business Network. Learn his plans for the association and how he hopes to shake up the industry.
First came Gene Juarez Salons and Spas, then came V's Barbershop. Now, the third Tour de ISBN takes members behind the scenes at the nation's largest beauty chain--Great Clips.
Debbie Penzone, president and CEO of Pezone Salons + Spas in Columbus, Ohio, offers up a Facebook Live tour of the company's newest location, as well as answers viewer questions, during a hijack of ISBN's Facebook feed in August.
At the International SalonSpa Business Network's conference, a Future Trends panel including David Thurston, Maureen Mullen and Taylor Romero, forecast emerging technologies to impact the beauty business, while warning owners that clients may not be ready to embrace them.
