When someone steps into a Bazooka Charlie’s Barber Co., they can expect much more than just a haircut. This emerging brand strives to provide a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all of its clients. From the moment they walk through the door, they’ll be met with eye-catching wall murals, comfortable barber chairs and, most importantly, down-to-earth stylists who love what they do. By Shelby Green
How One Barber Shop is Empowering Aspiring Entrepreneurs
When someone steps into a Bazooka Charlie’s Barber Co., they can expect much more than just a haircut. This emerging brand strives to provide a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all of its clients. From the moment they walk through the door, they’ll be met with eye-catching wall murals, comfortable barber chairs and, most importantly, down-to-earth stylists who love what they do.
Bazooka Charlie’s Barber Co. is unique in that clients can choose from nearly 20 membership options for individuals and families. Not only does this help its clients to save some money, but it also helps retain hair stylists so they can build personal relationships with each and every one of their clients.
With six locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Bazooka Charlie’s Barber Co. has expanded by partnering with aspiring entrepreneurs who are eager to see the brand flourish. As an emerging brand, Bazooka Charlie’s Barber Co. offers franchisees a unique opportunity to get involved on the ground level with low franchise fees and plenty of opportunities for growth.
The most exciting part of the company’s success for founder Justin Goehring has been being able to see members of his team grow and develop. A handful of team members started in entry-level positions and have now become key members of the company’s corporate team.
“We have such good people that work with us who truly care about the brand,” expressed Goehring. “To be able to provide them with next-level positions that match their career expectations is a great feeling.”
Getting its namesake from Lt. Col. Charles “Bazooka Charlie” Carpenter, the company is built on the values of persistence and perseverance. It’s those traits that will help turn Goehring’s high expectations for the brand into a reality. By this time next year, he hopes to have 30 units sold, but that’s only a fraction of his ultimate goal of 1,000 units over the next decade.
“To see entrepreneurs win is close to my heart,” said Goehring. “And we’re committed to do whatever we can to make sure our franchisees have the resources and support to run a successful business.”
Shelby Green