Spa coordinator vs personal stylist

Differences between spa coordinator and personal stylist duties and responsibilities

Spa coordinator example responsibilities.

• Interview new therapists, manage existing therapists, prepare schedules, oversee proper booking of appointments, and organize room assignments.
• Manage day-to-day operations including reception, reservations, hosting and maintenance.
• Front desk: product knowledge and study, booking, phones, checking in and out, product information and sales.
• Open and close POS system.
• Help Medicaid eligible members to secure both physical and behavioral services in the community by reviewing and preparing prior authorization requests.
• Design customized PowerPoint marketing material for both prospective and existing client presentations addressing investment philosophy, investment strategy and portfolio analysis.

Personal stylist example responsibilities.

• Manage daily operations of the gallery including budgeting, small payroll and reconciling business accounts, eliminating off-site accounting fees.
• Train and develop new associates on POS systems and sales methods.
• Maintain company's costumes and accessories efficiently to ensure their quality and richness
• Build presentations through extensive research to help develop advertising campaigns and magazine editorials.
• Develop portfolio PowerPoint presentations for interior designers and assist with bookkeeping of sales and merchandise inventory.
• Schedule meetings by contacting key decision makers and analyzing customer profiles, prepare PowerPoint presentations, prepare and edit marketing materials.
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