What Makes A Great
Franchisee?
Franchisee Responsibilities
WHAT’S EXPECTED OF A GREAT CLIPS FRANCHISEE?
First and foremost, we expect you to be ready for something great! With our exceptional management system, you’ll join more than 700 other owners who have helped make Great Clips the largest and fastest growing haircare brand in North America. Great Clips franchisees come from a variety of backgrounds, but their roles and responsibilities remain the same—to be engaged, dynamic leaders with the ability to thrive in our system.
Want to see if being an owner is right for you? Take the QUICK QUIZ.
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1BE INVOLVED No one will run your business like you and no one will care about the success of your business like you.
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2PARTICIPATE IN YOUR LOCAL CO-OP Get involved in the meetings, understand the value of working together with your fellow franchisees.
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3DEVELOP RELATIONSHIPS WITH YOUR STAFF It's up to you to create the culture of your organization. Recruiting new staff will always be part of your to-do list- but the better you can retain your existing staff, the less recruiting you'll have to do- and that means understanding your team, and making your salon the place they want to come to work.
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4BE READY TO GROW Work with the Great Clips real estate team to keep your eyes and ears on the opportunities in your market and seek new opportunities for growth.
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5MARKET YOUR BUSINESS Work with the Great Clips marketing team to understand how to promote your salon and drive customers in the doors.
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6FOLLOW THE SYSTEM You'll hear this a lot- because it's true. You really don't have to figure it all out on your own, that's why you're interested in a franchise. We have a system that's been in place for years, and we've put it to the test so you don't have to.
The greatest joy in being franchisees comes from watching employees grow and succeed in their careers, and hopefully, also in their personal lives. If our employees are cared for and treated with respect and dignity, their personal success and happiness tends to bring financial success to the salon.
Dennis Stevens, Billings