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Serenity Loves Hair & Beauty in Peterborough seeks a Salon General Manager – Hair, Team & Education to lead day-to-day operations, motivate a 16-strong team and develop apprentices. You’ll balance hands-on hairdressing with strong leadership, commercial performance and close collaboration with the owner to grow this established independent salon.
You’ll maintain a smaller client column while delivering exceptional service, driving rebooking and retail, and shaping the salon culture for ongoing
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You've built the column.
You've built the clientele.
You've mastered your craft.
We're looking for an experienced hair professional and exceptional people leader to help lead the next chapter of Serenity Loves.
We're a large, multi-award-winning independent hair and beauty salon in Peterborough with a team of approximately 16, including experienced professionals and apprentices.
This isn't a traditional Salon Manager position.
We're looking for someone who can take genuine responsibility for the day-to-day leadership of the salon, motivate and develop our team, drive commercial performance and work closely with our owner on the continued growth of the business.
You'll also maintain a smaller client column, allowing you to continue doing the hairdressing you love while developing the next stage of your career.
You'll take responsibility for:
Your current title isn't particularly important to us.
You could currently be a:
What matters is that you understand professional hairdressing, you're commercially aware, you know how to lead people and you're excited by developing others.
You'll need significant salon-floor experience and demonstrable leadership or management ability.
You should be confident managing performance, targets and KPIs, having difficult conversations when necessary and creating an environment where people feel supported and accountable.
Developing the next generation of hair professionals is incredibly important to us.
We've supported more than 30 people through qualifications during our time in business and currently have apprentices within our team.
An assessor qualification would therefore be highly desirable - but it is not essential for the right person.
If you're an outstanding salon leader who loves developing people, we'd be happy to discuss supporting you to gain the appropriate qualification.
We would rather recruit an exceptional leader and invest in their development than lose the right person because they don't tick every box.
Growth and development are at the foundation of what we do.
We're entering another exciting period for the salon and from next month will begin a new collaboration with a global professional colour brand, creating further opportunities for advanced education, training, industry collaborations, events and experiences.
As our General Manager, you'll have the opportunity to help shape that next chapter.
We understand why so many experienced hairdressers have chosen self-employment.
We also understand what comes with it - finding clients, marketing, stock, accounts, tax, cancellations, quiet periods and paying for your own development.
This role offers another option.
Continue doing the hairdressing you love, but combine it with genuine leadership, career progression, an established client base, a large team around you, ongoing education and the security and benefits of employment.
You don't have to stop being a brilliant hairdresser to take the next step in your career.
That's absolutely fine too.
The person we're looking for may already be employed, self-employed or working within education.
If reading this has simply made you think "I'd quite like to know more...", we'd be very happy to have an informal and completely confidential conversation before any formal application.
No pressure and no expectation.
Just an opportunity to find out whether we could be the right fit for each other.
You've spent years becoming exceptional at this industry.
Perhaps your next step isn't another chair. Perhaps it's helping lead what comes next.