THE VISION

Head Peace Barber & Beauty Shop is building a scalable, appointment-only mobile grooming model designed to dominate high-demand metropolitan markets across Northern California.

Our focus is simple:
Luxury service. Operational efficiency. Regional expansion.

We are not building a single barbershop — we are building a fleet-driven mobile grooming brand.

EXPANSION ROADMAP

Phase 1 – Greater Sacramento Region

• Deploy 3–5 fully branded mobile units
• Centralized booking and operations
• High-margin appointment-only model
• Premium clientele positioning

Phase 2 – Bay Area Expansion

• Replicate operational framework
• Launch branded fleet units in key metro zones
• Strategic brand and event partnerships

Phase 3 – Brand & Vertical Growth

• Grooming product line development
• Corporate event contracts
• Sponsorship integrations
• Scalable staffing model

MARKET OPPORTUNITY

Consumer demand for premium, on-demand services continues to rise across urban markets.

Mobile service models eliminate overhead associated with traditional retail storefronts while maintaining strong pricing power.

Head Peace is positioned at the intersection of:

• Luxury grooming
• Mobile convenience
• Appointment-only exclusivity
• Regional scalability

WHY HEAD PEACE

• Strong digital positioning and regional brand visibility
• Premium, appointment-only model
• Clear multi-vehicle expansion roadmap
• High perceived brand value
• Structured operational growth plan

We are building infrastructure first — not improvising growth.

CAPITAL STRATEGY

Head Peace Barber & Beauty Shop is seeking strategic capital partners to accelerate:

• Vehicle acquisition
• Mobile unit buildout
• Staffing expansion
• Regional fleet deployment
• Operational scaling

Investment materials and financial projections are available upon request to qualified parties.

CLOSING STATEMENT

Head Peace is building a structured, scalable mobile grooming brand designed for regional dominance.

We welcome strategic conversations with aligned capital partners seeking participation in a growth-stage expansion model.