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Top 200 Salon for 4 years!   STUDIO WISH "HAIR COLOUR CAFÉ" ONCE AGAIN NAMED ONE OF NATION’S FASTEST GROWING SALONS BY SALON TODAY MAGAZINE  LINCOLNSHIRE, IL (January 2009) – Streetsboro’s Studio Wi sh "hair colour café" owned by Rowena & Eric Yeager, recently was named one of the 200 fastest-growing salons by Salon Today magazine, a top business publication for the professional beauty industry.   The magazine’s ninth annual Salon Today 200 profiled the selected salons in its January 2009 issue. The 200 salons were selected from applications submitted by Salon Today readers, who represent the 25,000 top-producing salons in the country. The magazine honored the applicants who posted the highest increases in gross sales between 2007 and 2008, and who were on track to increase sales significantly in 2009.  "Salon Today 200 owners are the salon industry’s cream of the crop," said Laurel Smoke, editor of Salon Today. "These owners pursue education, devise creative marketing plans and offer promotions in order to keep their businesses competitive and appealing to savvy clients."
Rowena Yeager appeared on Cleveland Business Radio as a featured guest! Click the button on the right to listen to the interview!
Studio Wish is proud to have provided hair styling for cover shoot that appeared in the September '06 Issue of Northern Ohio Live! Click on each photo to view them full-size.
Studio Wish also provided hair styling for a fashion photo shoot that appeared in the September '05 Anniversary Issue of Northern Ohio Live! Click on each photo to view them full-size. Click here to view the photos in a PDF document. We also did a fashion shoot for the cover of the December issue of Northern Ohio Live!

Pink Hair for Hope October, SO.CAP.USA Hair Extensions partnered with the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) for their 2nd annual Pink Hair for Hope Campaign. According to the American Cancer Society, more than 212,000 new cases of breast cancer were diagnosed in the USA in 2006, adding to the 2.3 million women in the U.S.A. with a history of breast cancer. Studio Wish showed support for those who are fighting in a fun and special way. Individuals came to the salon and had a lock of SO.CAP's signature pink hair extension added to their own locks for a $10 donation. All proceeds of this campaign went to the National Breast Cancer Foundation to help fund breast cancer research.   Summer Crave Party! Fashions by Funky Violet

Salon Today - June 2006

[FASHION SENSE]

Fashion Rebuild

Salon owners and stylists from Ohio, Mississippi and Maryland rallied together on March 26, in Solon, Ohio, for “Fashion Rebuild,” an event that raised more than $13,000 to help salons and stylists in the Gulf Coast rebuild their businesses and lives.

About 100 people attended the semi-formal event, including guest speaker, Lisa Cochran, from the Gulf Coast. Cochran owns two salons in Mississippi, one of which was hit by Hurricane Katrina. The night also included a fashion show with clothing designed by Pinky’s Daily Planner of Cleveland, and free beauty products by Mantra Corporation and Qtica were given to all attendees.

“Fashion Rebuild was a huge success,” said Rowena Yeager, owner of Studio Wish Salon, in Ohio, and chairperson of the event. “All proceeds from the event go directly to the Beauty Associations for Katrina Relief Fund, an alliance of salon industry associations that have united to aid salons affected by Katrina.”

Models and artists from Mantra Corporation and Studio Wish owners Rowena and Eric Yeager at Fashion Rebuild.

“ Every generation laughs at the old fashions,
but follows religiously the new.”

Small Business Person of the Year!
Studio Wish owner Rowena Yeager has been named "Small Business Person of the Year" by the Streetsboro Chamber of Commerce!

By Deborah Guziak
Record-Courier staff writer

STREETSBORO - Fred Geis has been named Citizen of the Year by the Streetsboro Area Chamber of Commerce during its annual award dinner held Wednesday.

The award was one of three presented. Besides the Citizen of the Year Award, the other awards are Small Business Person of the Year, which was presented to Rowena Yeager of Studio Wish Salon & Colour Café, and the Image Award - which was presented to one business and one development - Eat ‘N Park and Liberty Corners.

Geis, president of Geis Construction Co., was thrilled with the honor. His recognition was for his array of business, developmental, financial, educational, service and philanthropic contributions to the region.

Always busy with the company, Geis could not be reached for comment after receiving the award, but his secretary said he and the company were very happy that Geis was recognized, adding Geis works hard to help the community and is very proud to work with the city.

Yeager, too, was honored to be recognized, quickly adding that the award is a joint effort of her staff, herself and her husband, Eric, whom she calls “the backbone of the company” as he performs many bookkeeping duties.

Eat N Park was selected for the company’s contributions to the community and Liberty Corners was selected for its architecturally coordinated establishments - “a representation of the new Streetsboro,” according to the Streetsboro Area Chamber of Commerce.