Shortly after he accepted the Torch award during the Beacon program at Premiere Orlando, Geno Stampora catches up with SALON TODAY's Stacey Soble to talk about why he's led the program for 25 years and what it's meant to him. Then, his successor Rodrick Samuels joins in to talk about his mentor, and share some of the advice he gave this year's students.
The new partnership brings Amika products into Tricoci University and student salons across its 15 campuses, reflecting Tricoci's continued commitment to providing students with hands-on experience using modern, in-demand products that align with today's beauty industry needs.
Tapping into her background in education, Salon Manager Danielle Florestant develops the team, handles daily operations and elevates the culture at Hi Texture Hair Salon outside of Atlanta. As Florestant became the go-to authority on the salon floor, Owner India Bertin was able to step out from behind the chair and lead the business more strategically.
At Gray & Graham Salon, Abigail Higgins make the salon's marketing programs come to life while she keeps the operations humming each day, while Molly Meyers aids in hiring and training the team. This dynamic duo help Owner Abbie Crafton grow the business into the future.
Scruples CEO Bahira Shami leveraged Cosmoprof Miami to share news about celebrity stylist William Whatley's return to Scruples as the new creative education director.
Owner Lindsay Lowe starts a salon tradition of working with the Global Stylist Scholarship program to give underprivileged but eager beauty students in other countries the skills to make a good living.
Eufora International announces Phorest Salon Software as an exclusive salon software partner. Customers will benefit with more powerful metrics and tools through the sharing of data and insights, and with a co-hosted education program.
As part of SALON TODAY’s Burning Questions series, Jill Krahn with Salon Professional Education Company offers a strategic key to retaining stylists and their clients.