How This Founder Left A Career In Finance To Open A Nail Salon

After 10 years working on Wall Street, Sarah Gibson Tuttle opened the first Olive & June nail salon in Beverly Hills in 2013. The business was a challenge at first, but she figured out how to motivate her team and keep clients happy, while also learning something about herself.
After 10 years working on Wall Street, Sarah Gibson Tuttle opened the first Olive & June nail salon in Beverly Hills in 2013. The business was a challenge at first, but she figured out how to motivate her team and keep clients happy, while also learning something about herself.

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