Massage Franchise News

The Campbell Patch announced the opening of the new Elements Massage Campbell studio, owned by Sally and Roger LaPierre.“What sets us apart is our dedication to listening to clients’ needs in order to pair them with the right massage therapist. We identify key details such as type of massage desired, specific pressure needs and individual issues before matching clients...

Entrepreneur.com profiled Jackie Martinez, owner of our new Salem studio who started with Elements as a therapist in 2008.“By working for Elements for five years prior to purchasing my first location, I knew this company well," said Martinez. "I, along with a growing number of clients, believe in the benefits of massage as a way to find relief from pain and stress. The...

Lynnwood Today announced the opening of our new Elements Massage Alderwood studio, owned by David Brown and Michael Hrankowski.“What sets us apart is our dedication to listening to clients’ needs in order to pair them with the right massage therapist. We identify key details such as type of massage desired, specific pressure needs and individual issues before matching...

The Maple Valley Black Diamond Chamber of Commerce covered the ribbon-cutting ceremony of our new Elements Maple Valley studio, owned by Wayne and Dawn Wilkinson.“As executives who have led large organizations, we intend on giving back to already selected non-profit causes and to the community of Maple Valley," said Wayne. "We plan on instilling the same caring quality...

BeautyHigh.com published a story on the beauty benefits of massage featuring insight from Colleen O'Connor, massage therapist and owner of the Elements Massage Louisville East studio.“The natural form of therapy also improves circulation and the supply of nutrients to the muscles," says O'Connor.  "After muscles are exercised, vital nutrients must be supplied to them...

Westfair Online previewed the upcoming opening of our new Elements White Plains studio.“The average person is on a tight budget, and it’s hard to pay $100 to $150 for a massage,” studio owner Patty Franco said. “We want to run an efficient operation at reasonable price points.”To read the full story, please click here.

The Cary News published a photo from the ribbon-cutting ceremony of our new Elements Cary studio.“Elements Massage opened with a ribbon cutting with the Cary Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 23 at 3675 SW Cary Parkway.”To see the photo, please click here.

The San Ramon Chamber of Commerce welcomed Elements Massage to town with a photo of the ribbon-cutting ceremony and write-up about the new studio.“Jeyanthi Subramaniam, who owns the new Elements Massage studio in San Ramon with her husband, always had a desire to be part of the health and wellness industry and that led her to Elements. As an adult living with rheumatoid...

The Wall Street Journal included Elements Massage in a article about how franchising has become an attractive business model for foreign investors.“Chains such as YoBlendz, Elements Therapeutic Massage and Battery Giant have begun pitching themselves to well-heeled foreign buyers using so-called EB-5 visas as a selling point. The federal program, launched in 1990, gives...

G.I. Jobs Magazine ran a full-page profile of Elements Massage Brentwood owner and former Green Beret Allan Larson in the publication's February issue.“Business is something that has always interested me," says Larson,  "I finished my degree in management while I was in the Army to help prepare for the transition to the business world.  I look at business ownership...