SALON TODAY puts the spotlight on 17 leaders and entrepreneurs—women who exemplify the new corporate mentality that’s shaping the future of American business.
Sandra Humphries' passion for education and teaching is evident through the many roles she's held throughout her career.
As Eveline Charles' niece, Lina Heath is being groomed as her successor, but it's not a role that's being handed to her--she's been earning it over the past 18 years by managing and leading nearly every department of the company.
Eveline Charles built a one-woman operation into a beauty empire which has become a household name in cities around Canada.
Allyson King took the helm of Dessange International earlier this year, after holding high-level positions at Color Works, Hair Cuttery, Ulta and Clarins USA.
Carolyn Corporon's tenure with the professional beauty industry started when she drafted an introductory letter to Judy Cole, former CEO of Sally Beauty.
Known as the First Lady of Nails, Suzi Weiss-Fischmann is responsible for creating every OPI nail lacquer shade based on each season's fashion and beauty forecast
When eyelash extension training first became available in the U.S., Sophia Navarro was one of the first professionals to realize the innovation would have a major impact on the future of beauty--now she's one of this industry segment's leaders.
In 2004, Sophy Merszei was three years into a Ph.D. program in molecular biology at the University of Houston when she took a leap of faith and started NovaLash--today the company distributes products to 38 countries.
Diane Cole Stevens has interchangeable roles as creative stylist, top educator, business entrepreneur and philanthropist.
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