Salon Owners Collective

There is a fine line between having great technical skills and being a great business owner. You start out as a stylist or therapist, you’re passionate about what you do, and you’re good at what you do. It’s enough to make you decide to open your own Salon.  But technical skill can only take you so far.  Because when you’re so good at serving clients, it often means clients only want you, which leaves you overbooked and overwhelmed. You can’t do it all by yourself - so you grow a team. But growth brings so many lessons as a Salon CEO…and there is only so much you can prepare yourself for. Business is a whole new game.  This is why I believe in the power of learning from someone who is 2 steps ahead of you, who has been there, done that.  I want to introduce you to Mary Harcourt. Mary has decades of experience in the industry and knows what it takes to run a thriving and growing business. Mary is a former hairstylist, turned lash guru, who is now running her own manufacturing company for lighting syst