MASTERS by Winn Claybaugh

Stephanie Kocielski's artistry and experience make her one of the most sought-after platform artists worldwide. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, these 20-year friends discuss the value of hard work and taking risks to create a lifelong career.

Winn Claybaugh interviews Emmy–winning hairstylist Jennifer Guerrero for February MASTERS Audio Club

Tim Storey is an acclaimed author, speaker, and life advisor known for inspiring people of all ages and walks of life. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Tim offers incredible advice for everyone who feels “stuck” in trying to live their dreams.

Frank Gambuzza went from shoeshine boy to successful hairdresser to president-elect of Intercoiffure America/Canada. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh for MASTERS Audio Club, Frank shares the ten disciplines of a world-class service provider.

Eden Sassoon and Thirst Project founder Seth Maxwell want to end the world’s clean water crisis. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, they share the passion for providing clean water and hope, and Eden shares memories of her famous father, Vidal Sassoon.

Harry Wood is a leading stylist, educator, and founder of Six Figure Hairdresser. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Harry offers practical steps for setting goals, educating guests, and raising industry standards (and your income!) to a whole new level.

Erin G. Rank is the president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Erin shares in depth Habitat for Humanity’s amazing worldwide work and tells how companies and individuals can get involved.

Celebrity stylist and award-winning salon owner Martino Cartier’s nonprofit organization provides wigs for chemotherapy patients and grants wishes to kids. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Martino tells how to use setbacks as a driving force.

Nina L. Kovner went from hairdresser to VP of marketing for the Paul Mitchell hair care brand—and then walked away from it all. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Nina shares the importance of being true to yourself and to your own passions.

Mark Palermo led his organization from the depths of destruction after Hurricane Katrina to the stellar reputation they enjoy today. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Mark tells how anyone can use their influence to build better relationships.