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The Hair Game

Ep. 17 · Gordon Miller, CEO of Harbrained - Transition, Disruption, and Influence In the Hair Industry

The Hair Game

Salon Republic

Arts, Fashion & Beauty, Business

4.9571 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2018

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

So happy to bring you this episode with Gordon Miller. Gordon recently left his post as publisher of American salon magazine to become the CEO (chief engagement officer) at Hairbrained. He just launched his new podcast called "hairbrained conversations" which is a must listen. Gordon's history is, in many ways, a recent history of our industry. He's stood in a very unique place for decades, an unbiased position, a connector between all different factions of the industry. He's a power networker. A contrarian. And a forward-looking thinker. We talk about his reasons for leaving American salon, how technology has disrupted the industry, and his latest view of social media. I also kept the behind the scenes of our recording so you can see how awkward I can be when doing these podcasts. Enjoy. 

 

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0:00.0

Hey everybody. This is The Hair Game and I'm Eric Taylor. So happy to bring you this episode

0:07.5

with Gordon Miller. Gordon recently left his post as publisher of American Salon Magazine to become the CEO known as Chief Engagement Officer at Hairbrained.

0:18.0

He just launched his new podcast called Hairbrain Conversations,

0:21.9

which is a must listen. Gordon's history is in many ways a recent history of our entire industry.

0:29.2

He stood in a very unique place for decades in an unbiased position, acting like a connector

0:35.3

between all different factions in the industry.

0:38.2

This is why I love talking to him.

0:39.8

He's a power networker, a contrarian, and a forward-looking thinker.

0:43.7

We talk about his reasons for leaving American salon,

0:46.6

how technology has disrupted the industry,

0:49.1

and his latest view of social media.

0:51.2

I also kept the behind-the-scenes of our recordings

0:53.7

so you can see just

0:54.7

how awkward I can be when doing these podcasts. Enjoy.

0:59.2

All right, so let's just jump right into it. So, let me, let me, I'm thinking about

1:08.4

the transition between the monologue intro and this.

1:12.3

I love watching someone else have the same struggles that I deal with every time I do one of

1:16.8

these.

1:17.4

I did one yesterday and I'm like, oh, this feels, this is very deja vu.

1:22.1

I know.

1:23.1

I mean, I've done nine of them and it's, you know, it still feels like somebody else should

1:29.0

be doing it versus me.

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