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Inspiring Business Excellence brings you Sue's business mindset & mentoring services along with her integral brands, The Salon Inspector™️ & the Inspiring Salon Professionals Podcast.
As a mindset and mentoring provider Sue helps salon businesses with their online visibility, client experience and client journey. Sue helps individual business owners gain confidence in being the face of their brand through her Confidently Visible! programme.
The Salon Inspector™️ provides client experience audit services to help you understand your client journey and how what you have created connects with your clients. Mystery shopping for your salon business to check in on your online presence, booking methods and communication systems with feedback and implementation support.
Listen to the Inspiring Salon Professionals Podcast on your favourite platform and hear from Sue and her expert guests on subjects ranging from career development, business management, personal and business development and much more.
Sue has been an industry advocate and judge working across several of the UK's most recognised awards schemes and competitions as well as representing the industry within the National Occupational Standards updates and has worked at management and board level within trade associations.
In recent times Sue was co-founder and Editorial Director for Salon Education Journal and has contributed as a guest writer and columnist in several industry publications including Scratch, Professional Beauty, Salon, Professional Beauty Loft, Beauty Professional and Independent Beauty Professional.
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Sue Davies
Sue Davies is a salon industry veteran and was founder and owner of Gorgeous Nail & Beauty Emporium, a successful and award-winning salon in Kent. She has been an industry educator representing several brands over time, and now shares her knowledge and experience on her podcast, Inspiring Salon Professionals.
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Featured Podcast: Salon owners - Are your 'staff' employed, self employed or disguised employees?
With yet another employment tribunal finding in favour of the ‘self employed’ worker the salon industry needs to get a rein on how we are operating our businesses.
If you have self employed workers operating in your establishment and particularly if they have moved from employed by your to self employed without any major changes it’s time to wake up and smell the proverbial coffee.
In this episode we look at what makes a self employed business and how it should be operating in your establishment. What doesn’t constitute a self employed person and what can happen when HMRC come knocking on the door. Listen Now…
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