Wayne Clark This is Me

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1. 1. Times-Herald Online

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   Published on: 10/10/2003   Last Visited: 10/11/2003

   West Coast owner Wayne Clark will stay on as a consultant and as the principal of Cricket Co., the world's leading manufacturer of professional brushes, salon apparel and high-end hair-cutting shears, Barney said.

2. 2. Belvedere - Salon Furniture, Spa Furniture, Pedicure Products, Styling Chairs, Shampoo Systems and Dryers, Welonda European-Style Furnishings - Belvedere - Salon Furniture, Spa Furniture, Pedicure Products, Styling Chairs, Shampoo Systems and Dryers, Welo

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   Published on: 11/27/2002   Last Visited: 2/3/2007

   Members of the West Coast team on hand to receive the award from Belvedere included: Deanna Largent, sales representative, salon design center, Bellevue, Wash.; David Seacrest, store sales and Salon2Go products, salon design center, San Francisco; Michael Caron, designer and sales representative, salon design center, Benicia; Michael Fung, sales representative, salon design center, Benicia; John Grissom, designer and sales representative, salon design center, Bellevue, Wash.; Mark Waldron, Belvedere president and CEO; Wayne Clark, principal and CEO, West Coast Beauty Supply and Cricket Co.; Dale Jinks, vice president, sales, Belvedere; Michael Scott Stevens, manager, salon design center, Benicia; Pete Record, president, West Coast Beauty Supply; and Bill VanHoosan, sales representative, Belvedere.

3. 3. <<< About Us >>>

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   Published on: 12/25/2007   Last Visited: 12/25/2007

   The Cricket® Company was founded in 1979 by Wayne Clark. Wayne was a hairstylist and was very frustrated by the quality and lack of imagination by sundry manufacturers when it came to brushes, combs, shears, apparel, etc.
   
   The first Cricket® product was launched as an exclusive for West Coast Beauty in their selling area. The product was a brush called the "RP". This was a wooden handled round brush with nylon bristles, as well as the first brush that was really marketed for salon retail. It was such a success in the West Coast Beauty Supply market that Wayne made the decision to take Cricket® nationally.
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   Wayne then got into the shear business and Centrix® was created. Innovative design, ergonomic comfort, and performance all came together to create Centrix® shears. Centrix's® marketing discouraged "price off" and Wayne found "premiums" and other professionally based gift with purchase that enticed stylists to buy Centrix® shears knowing they would be buying a quality product and receive a high value gift in appreciation for their business.