Each year, Sola Salon Studios selects 10 salon professionals who have not only excelled in their careers as salon owners, but also as educators, philanthropists, parents and more. Meet this year’s Faces of Sola:
Sola reminds stylists that they are never alone.
Sola reminds stylists that they are never alone.
“We’re 13 years old but five years ago we had 70 locations,” Clark says. “Today, we are close to 400 open locations, nationwide."
Both Solo Artists, mother/daughter duo, Tammy and Lauren Muniz, have developed an ideal working relationship. Though the family business model may not be ideal for everyone, Tammy and Lauren have garnered a lot of success with this strategy. Today, there are plenty of working stylists who are trying to navigate the landscape of developing their own business while staying involved with their families. Here are a few pointers.
Kim Bennett Horvath shares what it was like to become the first stylist to sign with Sola Salon Studios, and offers 5 tips for who are looking to make the leap for themselves
You’re at the top of your professional game. You have clients who love you, and you have a solid vision of where you want to go, career-wise. But you find yourself constantly wondering… Could there be something more? It might just be time to make a move –– time to go out and become an owner.
