Salon Coordinator/Receptionist
Posted 3 days ago
salon laurie companyBaltimore (MD)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
We're growing, and looking for someone special to join our team. For more than 25 years, salon laurie & company has been dedicated to creating exceptional guest experiences while building a workplace where people can grow, contribute, and enjoy coming to work each day. Along the way, we've been honored with recognition from Baltimore Magazine and Salon Today Magazine for our business practices, culture, and commitment to excellence. We're looking for a Guest Experience Coordinator (Salon Coordinator); someone who is organized, personable, creative, fashionable, and enjoys being at the center of an energetic, people-focused environment. This role goes far beyond answering phones and scheduling appointments. You'll help shape the guest experience from the moment someone contacts us. You'll work alongside a talented team, contribute to social media content, support our developing retail website, communicate with clients, and help bring new ideas to life. The right person enjoys connecting with people, thrives when balancing multiple priorities, and takes pride in making things run smoothly behind the scenes. Experience in a salon isn't required. Some of the most successful people in roles like this have come from hospitality, retail, healthcare, theatre, education, and other client-focused environments. We believe in investing in our team, which is why we offer benefits including paid time off, retirement contributions, education, and opportunities for professional growth. If you're looking for a position where you can contribute creatively, build meaningful relationships, and be part of an established company that continues to evolve, we'd love to hear from you. If you are interested in applying...We're interested in more than your résumé. Along with your application, tell us what attracted you to this opportunity and why you would like to join the world of beauty.
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