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At the end of 2015, something hot was just getting started at Sport Clips headquarters in Austin, TX. The newly-created Sport Clips Artistic Team, a select group of talented stylists who share technique, tips and inspiration on stages and ...
Gordon Edward Logan has been named vice president of operations for Sport Clips Haircuts by Mark Kartarik, president.Prior to joining Sport Clips, Inc.’s executive leadership, Logan served as senior director of operations for Sport Clips ...
Gordon Logan, founder and CEO of Sport Clips Haircuts, was recognized on November 16, 2015 as “2015 Vetrepreneur of the Year” by the National Veteran-Owned Business Association (NaVOBA) during a ceremony at Pittsburgh’s Heinz ...
At the 1,400 Sport Clips Haircuts locations across the U.S., now through Veterans Day, November 11, Sport Clips across the country will share the overall goal of raising $750,000 for the company’s annual fundraising program, Help A ...
Sport Clips Haircuts was founded by Gordon Logan, a business man and salon owner who wanted to create a space for men and boys to get their grooming taken care of while watching the game. He envisioned an environment that was guy-centric, not ...
The International Franchise Association (IFA) Educational Foundation announced today the winners of its inaugural Franchising Gives Back Awards, who were honored at a special event in Washington, D.C. There were five Gold Winners and ...
Created by the founders of Sport Clips, one of the most successful national salon franchises with a 20-year track record of growth and career opportunities, Vent Blotique blowout and style salon recently celebrated the grand opening of its 1,400 ...
This summer, men are looking for versatile styles and a convenient salon experience that won’t slow them down.
Sport Clips Haircuts, a leading men’s and boys’ haircare provider, will expand its footprint into Bangor, Maine on Friday, July 10, marking a significant milestone in the growth of the franchise--a presence in all 50 ...
Tell us and you could win shoes!Hairdressing isn’t a sport, but it is physical. Salon work requires stamina, strength, attention to posture and stance, and a fair amount of fancy footwork. The shoes you wear, the floor you stand on and how ...
