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Sport Clips CEO Gordon Logan discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the brand, including store closures and layoffs, and efforts to support franchisees during the pandemic.
Edward Logan has been elected as the new CEO of Sport Clips Haircuts, succeeding founder Gordon Logan.
FranConnect launches book with 23 franchise leaders for $25 donation to VetFran.
The article highlights the financial burden of higher education for U.S. service members transitioning from the military and the importance of private sector scholarships.
Franchise sector faces talent drain with 41% of employees feeling undercompensated
Shahin Urias, owner of six Sport Clips salons, is a recipient of the 2018 American Dream MVP Award for her perseverance and success in a new country.
Sport Clips aims to raise $1.5 million for veterans through its Help A Hero Scholarship program, building on its previous fundraising success.
Sport Clips Founder and CEO Gordon Logan appears on the cover of Franchising World, discussing how franchisors can put heroes first.
Sport Clips' founder, Gordon Logan, reinvented the barber shop concept to create one of America's best franchises, according to Forbes, ranking as the top medium investment in 2018.
Sport Clips returns from ICSC RECon with new development opportunities, with its team of real estate directors and area developers attending the event.
Shahin Urias receives American Dream Award for Sport Clips franchise success.
Phil and Laurie Brown support 20 Sport Clips franchisees in the Pacific Northwest
Jean-Bernard Dahmoune, a franchise owner, has found success and control through franchising, allowing him to diversify his investments and achieve an early retirement.
Dan and Angie Roberts, a couple who met in college, have invested in a Sport Clips franchise and are working together to build a successful business.
Sport Clips' leadership team prioritizes franchisee profitability, fairness, and continuous improvement, with a strong values statement and extensive training and support programs.
Sport Clips unveils a new technology platform enabling clients to check in online and enhancing the client and franchisee experience.
Sport Clips pioneered the men’s haircut market and accessed a huge market share through franchising and hard work.
Sport Clips participates in the Professional Beauty Association's Cut It Out program, providing domestic abuse awareness training to its franchisees and staff.
Sport Clips was founded with the intention of cultivating multi-unit ownership, with a model that allows franchisees to replace their executive-level income with profitable unit growth.
Engy Cox, a veteran, uses VetFran to pursue her entrepreneurial dreams and opens her own business.
The Ageless Aviation Dreams Foundation gave a group of veterans a ride in a vintage World War II era biplane.
Veteran organizations serve a tremendous community with an estimated 21.8 million veterans in the United States and another 1.2 million actively serving.
Sport Clips seeks franchisees to develop and own the Boston, Massachusetts market, offering a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs.
Sport Clips' largest franchisee, Weber, emphasizes the importance of branding and customer service.