Jack Panico chats about he, his team and salons pitched in to help other salons and the New Jersey community displaced by Hurricane Sandy
With a live education event in progress when the superstorm hit, Arrojo Studio had to find shelter for 60 visiting Arrojo ambassadors, all while trying to fulfill product orders and communicate with salon clients without access to power.
A salon closed for days by Hurricane Sandy keeps spirits up with a belated Halloween celebration—see how they dealt with the crisis.
Now that we've dealt with the initial shock of the flood damage, it's time to roll up our sleeves and work on getting this salon up and running. For me, that means dealing with insurance and solving the flooring issue. Check out my journal entries from days four through seven.
What happens when you find almost three inches of water in your almost-new salon? That's what happened to me, and this blog shares my day-by-day experience from notifying customers to working through insurance agencies to reopening our doors, better than ever.
A fire, a walkout, tropical storms—three first-hand accounts demonstrate that emergency action plans can protect salons from devastating loss and pave the way for new beginnings.
A fire, a walkout, tropical storms—three first-hand accounts demonstrate that emergency action plans can protect salons from devastating loss and pave the way for new beginnings.
“In the state of California, everyone is lawsuit-happy and employees have more rights than employers. We spend a lot of time and energy on our policy and procedures manual to prevent being taken to court and losing our business
“In the state of California, everyone is lawsuit-happy and employees have more rights than employers. We spend a lot of time and energy on our policy and procedures manual to prevent being taken to court and losing our business
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