Showing posts with label stamford advocate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamford advocate. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Hand & Stone featured in Stamford Advocate

Hand & Stone was recently featured in the Stamford Advocate in an article titled, "Hand & Stone spa arrives at Ridgeway." Stamford Advocate reporter Olivia Just compiled an article in which Hand & Stone franchisee Pam Wallace discussed what factors led her to invest her business in Hand & Stone, particularly to provide consumers with an enjoyable experience and the ability to create jobs in the Stamford area. CEO Todd Leff commented on the past and future national growth of the company, as well as their membership program that allows members to come in for spa treatments at reduced prices. Click here to view the entire article. 


Hand & Stone spa arrives at Ridgeway
By: Olivia Just


When Pam Wallace turned her mind to owning a business, she looked for something that would satisfy consumers and provide her with the income stream to support herself.

What she found was Hand & Stone, the membership-based massage and facial spa franchise that is broadening its appeal across the country.


Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Hand & Stone reaching out into Fairfield County

Hand & Stone was recently featured in the Stamford Advocate in an article called “Hand & Stone reaching out into Fairfield County.” Hand & Stone is moving into Fairfield County with plans to bring seven franchised locations to the area and 13-15 throughout the entire state. The first of the locations will be owned by Pam Wallace, who holds a master's in business administration degree from Harvard University, chose Hand & Stone out of a dozen franchise possibilities because of its specially priced monthly massage membership. Check out the article here:

Hand & Stone reaching out into Fairfield County

Fairfield County residents soon may have seven more reasons to feel better.


Hand & Stone, a Hamilton, N.J.-based massage and facial spa franchise, plans to open that many locations in Fairfield County in the next two years.

"We see the most growth opportunities in Fairfield County," said Bob McQuilian, Hand & Stone's vice president of franchise development. "It's very much a suburban type of location." (Read More)
 
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