Soulful Compensation for Spa Teams Presented by Peggy Wynne Borgman President, Preston Wynne, Inc. Presented by Peggy Wynne Borgman President, Preston.

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Soulful Compensation for Spa Teams Presented by Peggy Wynne Borgman President, Preston Wynne, Inc. Presented by Peggy Wynne Borgman President, Preston Wynne, Inc.

Taking stock of your compensation situation.  The troubled history of spa comp  Why it doesn’t work  What does work  How to convert a comp plan  Adding soul to your comp plan as an Employer of Choice  The troubled history of spa comp  Why it doesn’t work  What does work  How to convert a comp plan  Adding soul to your comp plan as an Employer of Choice

The soul of spa profit and well-being is the comp plan.  The spa comp model was inherited from the beauty salon industry.  Forget your peers. Listen to your P & L  Be prepared for everyone to tell you, “It’ll never work!”  The spa comp model was inherited from the beauty salon industry.  Forget your peers. Listen to your P & L  Be prepared for everyone to tell you, “It’ll never work!”

Traditional spa and salon comp plans  Independent contractors  Booth rental  Commission  Salary + Commission  Salary + Incentive or Bonus  Independent contractors  Booth rental  Commission  Salary + Commission  Salary + Incentive or Bonus

Commission: The most common form of comp PROS:  Easy to manage, simple to understand  You don’t have to pay people unless there’s a sale  Encourages higher sales by ee’s  Typical range: 40-60% of service, 10% retail  Easy to manage, simple to understand  You don’t have to pay people unless there’s a sale  Encourages higher sales by ee’s  Typical range: 40-60% of service, 10% retail

Commission CONS:  Eats profit  Forces clients to pay higher prices  Only source of pay increases except higher volume or bigger cut  You have to share price increases  Does not reward teamwork  Eats profit  Forces clients to pay higher prices  Only source of pay increases except higher volume or bigger cut  You have to share price increases  Does not reward teamwork

REALITY CHECK: Spa Generica, an upscale spa SERVICE SALE: “BEFORE” $100 Generica Signature Massage ($50)Commission Cost of Sale ($5)Payroll burden (10% of payroll minimum) ($5) Product Cost (varies with type of service) $40GROSS PROFIT (Cost of Sales: 68%) ($40)Spa Overhead Expense* $ 0PROFIT/LOSS * overhead ratio for upscale spas can range from 40-50%

REALITY CHECK: Retail Sale RETAIL SALE: “BEFORE” $100 Branded Product Sale ($50)50% Product Cost of Goods ($1)Cost of shipping, stocking ($10)10% Sales Commission ($1)Commission Payroll burden $38GROSS PROFIT (Total COGS: $62) ($40)Spa Overhead Expense ($2)PROFIT/LOSS

The only way out: Reduce Cost of Sales  Increase service gross profit to 50%+ $100 Generica Signature Massage ($35)Labor Cost of Sale ( $7)Payroll burden (20% + of payroll) ($3) Product Cost ($3) Product Cost $55GROSS PROFIT (Total COGS: 45%) $55GROSS PROFIT (Total COGS: 45%) ($40)Spa Overhead Expense* $10PROFIT/LOSS $10PROFIT/LOSS

Retail Sales drive different gross profit than service... RETAIL SALE: “ AFTER ” $100 High margin Product Sale ($30)30-40% Product Cost of Goods ($15)15% Sales Commission (a 50% raise!) ($3)Commission Payroll burden ($1)Cost of shipping, stocking $51.00GROSS PROFIT ($40.00)Spa Overhead Expense $11.00PROFIT/LOSS RETAIL SALE: “ AFTER ” $100 High margin Product Sale ($30)30-40% Product Cost of Goods ($15)15% Sales Commission (a 50% raise!) ($3)Commission Payroll burden ($1)Cost of shipping, stocking $51.00GROSS PROFIT ($40.00)Spa Overhead Expense $11.00PROFIT/LOSS

Soulful Comp is Hands On! Rewards the right behaviors Provides professional Career Management Advancement with Accountability Carefully controlled Cost of Sales

Professional Career Management  “I will pay part of my potential income to a spa who will take care of my career: educate me, improve my skills, respect me, increase my productivity; provide a fun workplace; hire great co- workers, trained managers and outstanding support staff.”

The soul of spa success:  Productivity in the tx. room  Retail Sales  Customer Retention … Study showed: customer’s willingness to refer is greatest indicator of a company’s profitability  “ Good citizenship” Good communications skills = lower ee turnover, less refereeing by manager  Productivity in the tx. room  Retail Sales  Customer Retention … Study showed: customer’s willingness to refer is greatest indicator of a company’s profitability  “ Good citizenship” Good communications skills = lower ee turnover, less refereeing by manager

Soulful Comp is holistic.  Employee perks  Better management  Top quality training and education  Employee discount programs  Benefits (just like a “real” employer!)  Employee perks  Better management  Top quality training and education  Employee discount programs  Benefits (just like a “real” employer!)

The Core of Soulful Comp: The Treatment Rate Plan  A treatment rate is a flat rate that is considered appropriate and fair pay, based on the time, skill, knowledge and effort required to deliver a given service  Treatment rates are not directly tied to the service price.  A treatment rate is a flat rate that is considered appropriate and fair pay, based on the time, skill, knowledge and effort required to deliver a given service  Treatment rates are not directly tied to the service price.

Sample Treatment Rates

Retail Profit Sharing  Adjustable commission is based on gross profit of product  The higher the gross profit, the higher the commission  Begin with the end in mind: PROFIT

Example: profit increases 25% after conversion

Benefits in the Spa  When you’re paying 50% commission, you can’t afford benefits  Benefits attract a different type of employee  Vacation and medical  When you’re paying 50% commission, you can’t afford benefits  Benefits attract a different type of employee  Vacation and medical

Adding value  Employee and family discounts  Buying clubs  Top quality training  Monthly treatments  Random bonuses for top performers  Employee and family discounts  Buying clubs  Top quality training  Monthly treatments  Random bonuses for top performers

Your Company Culture: Valued or Worthless?  If your culture stinks, no one will pay you for it  Mutual respect between functional teams is key  Excellent leadership skills required

Advancement: Who Moves Ahead, and Why?  Seniority: “Doing time” or building the company?  Senior staff members must be held to a higher standard  Knowing what you know, would you enthusiastically rehire this person?  “She has 10 years of experience”: is it the same year repeated 10 times?  Seniority: “Doing time” or building the company?  Senior staff members must be held to a higher standard  Knowing what you know, would you enthusiastically rehire this person?  “She has 10 years of experience”: is it the same year repeated 10 times?

Reward the right behaviors:  Customer Retention + Spa Retention = TOTAL RETENTION  Retail Ratio (define which ratio)  Attendance, meeting attendance, on time performance  Advanced Skills/ Training/Certifications  Customer Retention + Spa Retention = TOTAL RETENTION  Retail Ratio (define which ratio)  Attendance, meeting attendance, on time performance  Advanced Skills/ Training/Certifications

“What if they all freak out and leave?”  Expect turnover; grandfather key ee’s  Ee’s understand that they get a pay cut if you go out of business, too!  Are your prices set correctly? You may be able to increase.  You may have to treat conversion as a “mini startup”  Expect turnover; grandfather key ee’s  Ee’s understand that they get a pay cut if you go out of business, too!  Are your prices set correctly? You may be able to increase.  You may have to treat conversion as a “mini startup”

Take the first step…  Get an accurate evaluation of your current financials. Can you ever make money with your pay plan?  Determine an acceptable level of profit for YOU. Design a comp plan around a profit goal.  Get help if you’re doing a major conversion!  Get an accurate evaluation of your current financials. Can you ever make money with your pay plan?  Determine an acceptable level of profit for YOU. Design a comp plan around a profit goal.  Get help if you’re doing a major conversion!

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