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Leon Alexander

The Changing Stage

Behind the Music Business Podcast

T Gordon Salon Talks

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Bob Davis

Quincy Jones

Emily Dolan Davies

Joe Satriani

Steve Vai

Marc Brown

Cameron Cooper

Kevin Dorsey

Tim Dolbear

Steve Reiss

Michael Anderson

Michael O'Neill

Geno Stampora

Daniel Mason

Joe Zon

OwlTail

Salon &amp; Retail Environments of the Future: A conversation with Leon AlexanderLeon Alexander from Eurisko Design is one of a hand full of people in the beauty business who has visualized the future. In this podcast he describes his background that has led to his current thinking on where the service industry and specifically the salon industry is heading. "People are social," he says. He is right, and yet the technology marches on. Leon and I have met up many times. Last time at the high tech Millenium Experience, a conference put on by one the top makers of salon industry software.  He gave a one hour talk to a packed room describing the future of retail and salon environments. Of course it had plenty of the scary discussions we see and hear in the business press: Artificial intelligence, robotic this and that, Amazon Go and all sorts of other wiz bang dire predictions. But Leon knows the salon business. He started with Sassoon at the beginning and reinvented himself many times over as a salon owner, product distributor, QVC salesman, etc. Salons need people, especially the types of salons that buy his furniture. These clients, "not Guests" need and want the contact, the interaction, that affirmation that comes with a root touch up and a trim. Of course they can use a little more entertainment in the salon.  Leon believes that retail will have a lot of crossover in the future. He envisions mixtures of business, like a salon and coffee shop. Leon thinks some of that, "entertainment" can be automated, all while selling more product and services. Is this the brave new world of salon operations? Take a listen.Tony GordonT Gordon Salon TalksGordonsalon.com

Salon &amp; Retail Environments of the Future: A conversation with Leon Alexander Leon Alexander from Eurisko Design is one of a hand full of people in the beauty business who has visualized the future. In this podcast he describes his background that has led to his current thinking on where the service industry and specifically the salon industry is heading. "People are social," he says. He is right, and yet the technology marches on. Leon and I have met up many times. Last time at the high tech Millenium Experience, a conference put on by one the top makers of salon industry software.  He gave a one hour talk to a packed room describing the future of retail and salon environments. Of course it had plenty of the scary discussions we see and hear in the business press: Artificial intelligence, robotic this and that, Amazon Go and all sorts of other wiz bang dire predictions. But Leon knows the salon business. He started with Sassoon at the beginning and reinvented himself many times over as a salon owner, product distributor, QVC salesman, etc. Salons need people, especially the types of salons that buy his furniture. These clients, "not Guests" need and want the contact, the interaction, that affirmation that comes with a root touch up and a trim. Of course they can use a little more entertainment in the salon.  Leon believes that retail will have a lot of crossover in the future. He envisions mixtures of business, like a salon and coffee shop. Leon thinks some of that, "entertainment" can be automated, all while selling more product and services. Is this the brave new world of salon operations? Take a listen. Tony Gordon T Gordon Salon Talks <a href="http://Gordonsalon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gordonsalon.com</a>

Salon and Retail Environments of the Future: A Conversation with Leon Alexander

Welcome to episode 6 of the Behind the Business podcast. My new music business focused podcast where I chat with an assorted mix of people from all over the UK music business.This episodes is a chat with Leon Alexander of Red Light Management. Leon is the co-founder of Hope Management (1998), an independent management company specialising in electronic artists, and since 2011, part of Red Light Management. Leon heads up the Bristol Red Light office and is responsible for creative development and management, co-leading projects and developing and partnering the artists. Current clients include Ry-x, Howling and The Acid, Martin Buttrich, Jens Kuross as well as long standing underground legend DJ Nick Warren with whom he also runs Hope Recordings. I met Leon when I moved to Bristol in 2016 and he has been a constant source of knowledge and support since I have been here. He welcomed me into his home back in June of this year and we had a great chat about his career in Artist Management and in Bristol as well as what takes and means to be an artist manager in the current music business.Massive thank you to Leon for getting involved with this and many of the other projects I currently have on the go.https://www.redlightmanagement.com/ https://twitter.com/redlightmgmt Email to show at behindthebusinesspod@gmail.comFollow the show on instragram at https://www.instagram.com/behindthebusinesspod/

Welcome to episode 6 of the Behind the Business podcast. My new music business focused podcast where I chat with an assorted mix of people from all over the UK music business. This episodes is a chat with Leon Alexander of Red Light Management. Leon is the co-founder of Hope Management (1998), an independent management company specialising in electronic artists, and since 2011, part of Red Light Management. Leon heads up the Bristol Red Light office and is responsible for creative development and management, co-leading projects and developing and partnering the artists. Current clients include Ry-x, Howling and The Acid, Martin Buttrich, Jens Kuross as well as long standing underground legend DJ Nick Warren with whom he also runs Hope Recordings.  I met Leon when I moved to Bristol in 2016 and he has been a constant source of knowledge and support since I have been here. He welcomed me into his home back in June of this year and we had a great chat about his career in Artist Management and in Bristol as well as what takes and means to be an artist manager in the current music business. Massive thank you to Leon for getting involved with this and many of the other projects I currently have on the go. <a href="https://www.redlightmanagement.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.redlightmanagement.com/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/redlightmgmt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/redlightmgmt</a>  Email to show at behindthebusinesspod@gmail.com Follow the show on instragram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/behindthebusinesspod/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/behindthebusinesspod/</a>

Leon Alexander (Red Light Artist Management)

07/06/15 Drummer Leon Alexander