The 2024 Hairhouse conference took place in the last week of August on the Gold Coast, both celebrating and recognising the talent of the Hairhouse staff and franchisees with festivities including the Hairhouse gala that named its yearly winners.
The company awarded titles across salon, retail and piercing work, while also celebrating milestones for franchisees celebrating ten, 15 and 20-year tenures.
“Hairhouse Gala 2024 was the opportunity for us to celebrate our many successes as a brand over the last 12 months and to acknowledge the best of the best in our network,” shared Hairhouse Co-Owner and COO of Hairhouse, Michael O’Connell. “It was particularly special this year given our newly formed partnership with Ovarian Cancer Australia, which has seen us raise more than $80,000 in just nine months towards research and support for women battling this insidious illness.”
The conference theme was titled ‘Power of One’, while the gala offered Moulin Rouge-style entertainment, right after a red carpet arrival where guests enjoyed photo opportunities and a Spin Pod, and before an official after party. The company proudly presented a $65,000 donation to Ovarian Cancer Australia at the event.
Congratulations to the many talented winners. Hairhouse Rockhampton was named as Retail Business of the Year, while Hairhouse North Lakes took home the title of Salon Business of the Year and Hairhouse Doncaster was named Body Piercing of the Year.
In individual awards, Lily Uniacke from Hairhouse Greensborough was named Apprentice of the Year, Maleena Diaz from Hairhouse Cairns Central was given the esteemed title of Hairdresser of the Year, Mat Ralston from Hairhouse Albury was decided as the Creative Artist of the Year and Julie Higgins from Hairhouse Williamstown represented business as Store Manager of the Year.
Well done as well to the Franchisee of the Year title holders. For a single franchise, the win went to Adam Jones of Hairhouse North Lakes in a double win after taking home Salon Business of the Year earlier in the evening, while Dee and Lucas Bryant of Hairhouse Rockhampton and Cairns Central won for the multi title. Steve Ely of Hairhouse Fountain Gate was inducted into the Hall of Fame in memory of Hairhouse Co-Foundrer Joseph Latouff.
Congratulations to all the winners!
For more information visit www.hairhouse.com.au
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