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Massage Envy Spa Honors 56 Regional Therapists Of The Year For 2012

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Massage Therapists Recognized for their Ongoing Commitment to Health and Wellness 

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - June 4, 2013 // PRNewswire // - Massage Envy Spa, the largest employer of massage therapists and estheticians in the United States, is pleased to announce that it awarded 56 Regional Therapists of the Year winners at its Annual Franchise Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. These leaders in their field included 52 massage therapists and four estheticians, which are employed at Massage Envy Spa locations across the country.

Massage Envy Spa's Regional Therapist of the Year program is an annual award recognizing best-in-class service across the network's more than 880 clinics nationwide. Each year, winners are chosen for their high level of professionalism, client service and contributions to healing through therapeutic touch.
"The Massage Envy Spa community extends its gratitude and congratulations to all of our Regional Therapists of the Year for their outstanding contributions," said CG Funk, vice president of industry relations and product development for Massage Envy Spa. "It's because of these Regional Therapists of the Year, along with our other tens of thousands of therapists, that Massage Envy Spa can continue to provide a pathway to wellness, well-being and worth through professional, convenient and affordable massage therapy and spa services."

Now, more than ever, people are recognizing the value of alternative wellness services such as massage therapy. As popularity increases, so do professional massage therapist and esthetician career opportunities. According to U.S. News & World Report, massage therapy was named one of The Best Jobs in 2012 and the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects massage therapist employment growth of more than 20 percent between 2010 and 2020, adding 30,900 more jobs to the 153,700 jobs currently in the field. In the ten years since its inception, Massage Envy has created 21,000 new massage therapists positions and projects to add 1,500 new positions annually through 2018.

Today, a career in massage therapy offers incredible growth and creative employment opportunities including flexible work schedules, active and healthy work environments and sustainable incomes. Massage Envy Spa is the country's largest employer of licensed/registered massage therapists with more than 21,000 therapists providing over 250,000 massages every week.

The more than 880 Massage Envy Spa clinics across the country offer a variety of massage treatments including Swedish, Trigger Point, Deep Tissue, Sports, Prenatal and Geriatric. The proven benefits of routine massage include improved circulation, joint flexibility and posture, relief from pain and swelling caused by arthritis, reduced blood pressure, fatigue, migraine pain and stress, as well as improved sleep, concentration and overall sense of well-being. Additionally, Massage Envy Spa offers facials designed by Dr. Murad, the leader in skincare science. Customers can choose from four different Murad® Healthy Skin facials including Environmental Shield® Vitamin C, Clarifying Enzyme Acne, Anti-Aging and Sensitive Skin.

To learn more about Massage Envy Spa careers visit www.massageenvycareers.com.

Massage Envy Spa Regional Therapists of the Year Winners
Carmen Paiz – Legacy Therapist of the Year
Alabama – Heather Fitzgerald	Minneapolis – Beth Vanden Bosch
Arizona – Mariana Liciu	Nashville – Deborah Rang
Atlanta – Karyl Schott	Oklahoma – Rachel Finney
Chicago – Amanda Reinhard	New York – Joy Anne Benedicto
Cincinnati– Sterling Wells	North Carolina – Amy Rose
Cleveland – Anna Coates	Northern New Jersey – Thomas Nebus
Colorado – Catherine De Cocq	Orange County – Solita Bell
Columbus – Matthew Altier	Oregon – Joseph Clevinger
Connecticut – Rebecca Gleason	Orlando – Jerry Daniels
Dallas/Ft. Worth – Laurence Morgan	Philadelphia – Albert Cochrane
Detroit – Michael Walters	Pittsburgh – Jessica Dawn McQueen
Houston – Yolanda Loarte	Sacramento – Jeslyn Wilk
Indianapolis – April Brough	San Antonio – Elisa Garza
Inland Empire – Jeannette Jankowski	San Diego – Anne Butera
Iowa/Nebraska – Brian Willis	San Francisco East Bay – Vicki Zabarte
Jacksonville – Jennifer Moreno	San Francisco Marin – Verenise Estrada
Kansas City – Kristi Bennett	San Francisco South – Dolley Lee
Las Vegas – Heather Mattison	South Carolina – Tia Montgomery
Los Angeles Northeast – Amber Bragg	St. Louis – Rick Warren
Los Angeles Northwest – Debra Banz	Tampa – Jack Merritt
Los Angeles West – Pamela Collins	Utah – Mark Packer
Louisiana – James "Brad" Dixon	Virginia North – Susan Schilling
Maryland/DC – Donald McKinney, Jr.	Virginia South – Amanda Coriell
Massachusetts – Joann Gauvin	Washington – Francisco Soto
Memphis – Amanda Smith	Wisconsin – Sarah Lind
Miami – Aimee Idell
Massage Envy Spa Regional Estheticians of the Year Winners
Chicago – Ashley Anderson	Nashville – Beth Cucuzza
Connecticut – Dianne Colardo	San Francisco South – Ariana Bailey

About Massage Envy Spa

Massage Envy Spa, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, is the leading provider of therapeutic massage in the United States. The national franchise is dedicated to providing professional and affordable therapeutic massage and spa services to members and guests with busy lifestyles at convenient times and locations. Founded in 2002, Massage Envy has over 880 locations in 47 states. In addition, the average unit volume for a Massage Envy is $1.3 million. Through its national partnership with the Arthritis Foundation, Massage Envy has raised more than $1 million in two, one-day Healing Hands for Arthritis events. The company was recently ranked #81 in Entrepreneur's 2013 Franchise 500 and #29 in its Fastest Growing Franchise rankings. Massage Envy is a member of the International Franchise Association (IFA) and was named a 2013 Military Friendly Franchise. For more information, visit MassageEnvy.com.

Contact:

Amanda Delprete
954-893-9150
adelprete@fish-consulting.com

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