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Hair Design & Day Spa At Knollwood

is in the Retail Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$750.0K

Private
US

Dow Jones Description

Hair Design & Day Spa at Knollwood is a full service salon specializing in communication with our clients. We believe that to truly understand our client's needs we need to listen and accurately understand their wishes and concerns. Our goal is not to meet your expectations, but to exceed them.

Sales Executive

Number of Employees 34

Contact Information

2219 S Neil St

Champaign, Illinois 61820

1 217 352 6588

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Beauty Salons: 812112

Executive Profiles

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Angie Gray	Sales Executive
Patrick McGiver

Organization	Position	Status
Hair Design & Day Spa At Knollwood	Sales Executive	Current

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