Join Australian business women, Stephanie Mason, and Hayley Mears as they explore the new business landscape in a post-pandemic world. They will take a deep dive into the disruption and changes across digital marketing, the supply chain, the influence of culture in business and the latest news in tech.
In this episode, Hayley Mears and Sheridan Rose Shaw from Mama West Salon in Melbourne sit down to chat about the rapid growth of her business and how she has managed to defy the current economic market with new and innovative approaches to the hair business. Sheridan has a very raw and authentic story to share and brings ALL THE FEELS to this episode. Be inspired by Sheridan's positive outlook and passion for change. To get follow Sheridan and Mamma West follow these links here: https://www.instagram.com/sheridanroseshaw_mamawest/ https://www.instagram.com/mamawest_/
In this episode, Hayley Mears In Awe Salon and In Awe Education owner Megan Evans. Megan beams infectious positivity and good vibes, and in this episode, she shares her views on the structure and framework salons need to provide for apprentices to keep them in the industry. Training and education is very much Megan's "why" and as both a salon owner and educator her focus is on the future of the industry. Her career story shows us all how we can wear so many different hats in our lifetime as a hairdresser and draw so many wonderful and unique experiences from all aspects of our career. To get involved you can contact Megan here https://inawesalonofficial.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/InAweSalon/ https://www.instagram.com/inawesalon https://linktr.ee/inawesalon https://inawesalonofficial.com.au/in-awe-shop/ PURCHASE YOUR APPRENTICE TRAINING GUIDE HERE https://inawesalonofficial.com.au/product/apprentice-training-guide-pdf/
Welcome to an emotionally charged episode of "Cutting through the Noise." Today, we are honoured to sit down with CJ Morello, the resilient owner of A.H Salon in Newtown and Emma Dean Salon in Rozelle. CJ takes us on a deeply personal journey, balancing the bustling world of managing Sydney salons and the complexities of raising two children diagnosed with level 3 Autism. The Balancing Act: CJ provides a candid look into the challenges of managing two thriving salons in Sydney. Discusses the demands of the salon world and the resilience, dedication, and commitment to excellence required to navigate its complexities. Life Beyond the Salon: Beyond the glitz and glamour, CJ's life takes a poignant turn with his two children, Maddox and Ada, both diagnosed with level 3 Autism. Opens up about the unique challenges his family faces and the profound impact on daily life. The 100-Year Plan: CJ shares his visionary approach to parenting, crafting a 100-year plan for his children's well-being. This heartfelt commitment ensures Maddox and Ada will always be safe, secure, and supported throughout their lives, offering hope to families facing similar circumstances. The Power of "Why": Central to CJ's success is his profound understanding of "why." Emphasizes the importance of having a purpose beyond professional achievements, driving him to excel in both personal and business life. Giant Steps: A Lifeline: CJ recounts the pivotal role played by the Giant Steps Autism School, reshaping the dynamics of their entire family. Describes how the school became a beacon of support, providing essential tools and strategies for managing the unique needs of children with Autism. Triumph Over Challenges: Despite the challenges, CJ's story is one of triumph and resilience. Sheds light on the coping mechanisms developed by his family, emphasizing the importance of self-regulation techniques learned through the support of Giant Steps. Tune in to this deeply personal narrative as CJ Morello offers a glimpse into the intricate tapestry of his life. This episode serves as an inspiring testament to the power of determination, purpose, and the unwavering love of a devoted father. Subscribe, share, and join us on this extraordinary journey of "Navigating Life's Harmony" and “The Power of Why” #AutismAwareness #SalonLife #ParentingJourney Join CJ in a special one day look-and-learn event where Australia's hair industry leaders raise money for children with Autism. Access this poster to check the details or message A.H. Salon for inquiries! Tickets on sale now! https://www.instagram.com/a_h_salon Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Cuttingthroughthenoise.
In this episode, Hayley Mears chats to 2015 Australian of the year 2022 WA Local Hero Craig Hollywood, the founder of Short Back & Sidewalks (SBSW). This dynamic not-for-profit organisation provides haircuts, free of charge and free of judgment to people experiencing homelessness and poverty. To date, they have delivered over 10,000 haircuts, 17,000 positive connections and over 420,000 hours of community-building time by over 150 volunteers. SBSW partner with experienced homelessness service providers to deliver our value-add services regularly in capital cities around Australia, with Perth being our largest operation. To get involved you can contact craig and the team here https://www.shortbackandsidewalks.com https://www.instagram.com/short_back_and_sidewalks/ https://www.facebook.com/shortbackandsidewalks
Bridging the Divide – Perspective on the Salon Industry Evolution Introduction: In this episode, we sit down with Tom, the visionary behind Same Same But Different, a salon that not only stands out for its creative prowess but is also at the forefront of redefining the traditional salon model. Tom, named Australian Men’s Hairdresser of the Year, shares his insights on the evolving salon industry and his unique approach to navigating the challenges, particularly in relation to freelance hairstylists. The Great Divide: Tom opens up about the evident divide within the salon industry, especially the dynamic between traditional salons and freelance hairstylists. He sheds light on the challenges and opportunities that this division presents and why addressing this issue is crucial for the industry's future. Creating a New Model: Tom shares his innovative approach to bridge the gap, discussing the new salon model he has created for Same Same But Different. This model not only adapts to the changing landscape but also provides a space for freelance hairstylists to thrive within the structure of a salon. Tom's vision is not just about running a salon; it's about creating an ecosystem that fosters collaboration and inclusivity. Tom's Take on Solutions: Delving into the solutions the industry needs, Tom discusses his perspective on what can save it from further division. From embracing a more collaborative mindset to adopting flexible salon models, Tom provides his insights into how the industry can evolve to meet the demands of the modern world. Same Same But Different's Role: Tom emphasizes how Same Same But Different is not just a salon but a living example of a solution to the industry's challenges. He discusses how his team, united by shared values, has played a pivotal role in creating an environment that accommodates diverse talents and approaches. Conclusion: In this thought-provoking episode, Tom challenges conventional norms within the salon industry. His insights on the great divide and his proactive approach to create a new model serve as a beacon for others navigating this changing landscape. Tom's take on solutions not only sparks conversation but invites industry-wide reflection on the steps needed to save and revitalize the salon experience. Connect with Same Same But Different: Instagram @samesamebutdifferent.salon Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Cuttingthroughthenoise.