Students from Canton City Schools will compete Friday in the club's annual Four-Way Test Speech Contest. Jeff Scott, chairman of the Four-Way Test Committee, will serve as moderator. Each speaker will be asked to apply the test to everyday relationships with other people. The contest will be judged by three Canton Rotarians.
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Jeff Scott moved to Canton from Indianapolis in 1978 to apprentice for Gary Gerber and work in his Gary's Place salons. Jeff's professional background began as a stylist and soon developed into a hair color and cutting educator for Framesi USA and Clairol Logics as well as performing classes on Educational Cruise Seminars for five years. Jeff became manager of the salon chain in 1989 heading up education, hiring and training new staff members as well as customer service related duties. In 1999, Jeff and business partner Shelly Talbot purchased the salon chain from former Canton Rotarian Gary Gerber and have developed the company into the largest salon and day spas in the area. President of Scott Talbot Salonspa; Cosmetology/Summit Business College; Jeff has been a Rotarian for 18 years; Jeff's Rotary involvement consists of serving on the GOTS, Co-Chair of the Student Exchange, Appreciation Day Chair, 4 Way Test Chair and Pancake Day committee. Jeff is also involved on the Redken Academy Advisory Board Member Cleveland and Board member Camp Quality Ohio 2010-2015. Jeff is married to Susan and they have two children, Kaitlyn and Kara.