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event info

welcome to cea

Info Desk: East Registration Desk AACS staff is available Friday- Monday if you have questions, need assistance or would like to say hello, stop by and see us.

Friday 6:00 pm- 9:00 pm

Saturday 7:30 am- 4:00 pm

Sunday 7:30 am- 4:00 pm

Monday 7:30 am-12:00 pm

Expo Hall Hours: Grand Sonoran Join us in the Expo hall to fuel up, connect, learn, visit ven-dors, see live demonstrations and sample new products.

Friday 6:00 pm- 9:00 pm

Saturday 7:30 am-9:00 am, 12:45 pm- 3:15 pm, 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm

Sunday 7:30 am- 9:00 am, 12:00 pm- 3:00 pm

Continental Breakfast: Convention Center Foyer

Monday 8:45 am- 9:15 am

There’s An App For That!Download the Free AACS Event App to view the full CEA Annual Convention & Expo schedule, access interactive maps, share photos, check-in to sessions and activities, complete surveys and give us feedback to improve next year’s event. The app is available for download through iTunes or the Android Play Store just search for “CEA Events.”

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cea sponsors

THAnk you To ouR SponSoRS

RibbonsWe know our educators teach different programs so we want you to share it with everyone! Visit the Info Desk and Reg-istration area to grab your “Program Ribbons” to display on your badge. We ask that you display badge ribbons indicat-ing which programs you teach at your school (Hair, Skin, Nails and Massage). This is a great networking tool.

need CEus?After the event we’ll send you a certificate of completion which includes 15 hours of education. Stop by our Info Desk sometime throughout the weekend to make sure we have a current email address and phone number for you. If your state requires you to get signatures from each speaker, it is up to you to collect these from the sessions you attend. You can stop by our Info Desk for a copy of the schedule with spaces for speaker signatures. Please note: Some sessions

will give attendees an additional certificate of completion for

their class.

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n.F. Cimaglia Educator of the Year Award

Sponsored by

Congratulations to the 2015 Educator of the year Award WinnerDeanna BeaverNew York Institute of Beauty (Islandia, NY)

What is the n.F. Cimaglia Educator of the year Award?The annual N.F. Cimaglia Educator of the Year Award is co-sponsored by AACS and Milady. It is a prestigious award given to one educator each year who has exhibited the most significant contribution toward upgrading professional standards of educational excellence, particularly within the areas of student involvement during the

immediate past year.

Who Qualifies?Nominees must be members of CEA who are currently employed, have at least three years of active employment as a cosmetology educator and can provide evidence of significant contributions to educational excellence during the immediate past year.

n.f. cimaglia award winner

presentationThe 2015 recipient will be honored by Milady on Saturday in Grand Canyon 6-7 at 9:00 am. The recipient is presented with a $2,500 check, beautiful award, convention registration, round-trip airfare and lodging for the convention, courtesy of Milady.

past Winners2014 - Wendy Ingalls

2013 - Kathy Emery

2012 - Melea Blakely

2011 - Patricia Black

2010 - Jacqueline Munoz

2009 - Marcia Bird

2008 - Laura Wallman

2007 - Wendy Spangler

2006 - Danny Austin

2005 - Myssi Goldsmith

2004 - Melony Gaudlip

2003 - Lisa Galloway

2002 - Edith Hall

2001 - Iraida Nieves

2000 - Laureida Smith

1999 - Jonathon Nupp

1998 - Tammy Hingtgen

1997 - Kathy Stubblefield

1996 - Fran Brown

1995- Jerri Dillingham

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cea Partners cea commitee

2015-2016 Select industry

Partners

principal partners

Major partners

Supporting partners

Backers

Beauty Schools Marketing GroupopI

Guest VisionDermalogica

Design Essentials

CEA Convention Committee Lisha Barnes

Lauren Bechtler-Davis

Marcia Bird

Jesse Cormier

Gretchen Correia

Lauren Conway

Dawn Eudy

Darren Fleming

Jeanine Fulton

John Halal

Kim McIntosh

Doris Newsome

Robert Passage

Calpurnia Reed

Angie Shuler

Dottie Sorresi

Mike Vanacore

Carol Woodard

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friday, July 24 ■

1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Workshops (fee)

A. Veneer & 3-D nail Art Hands-on Workshop, Burmax: pinnacle peak 2 ($75 add’l fee, limited to 30 – includes nail kit to take home valued at over $75). Learn about the next hottest nail trend, veneer! This hands-on workshop will teach you about current trends in nails, allow you to create your own 3-D nail art, and give you tips to take back to your students.

B. Color ID Hands on Workshop, Wella: Grand Canyon 1 ($75 add’l fee, limited to 30 – includes Color ID kit to take home valued at over $100). Discover Color ID, the magic additive that brings you a world where color creativity is set free. Explore your colorist skills with Wella Professionals hair color in this hands-on workshop. We will explore student friendly freehand painting tech-niques. Join our team of top artists who will walk you through step-by-step techniques to take back to your classroom and bring color to life. Mannequin head included.

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Technology Tools for the Educator, Steven Dawson: Desert Conference II (no fee, must pre-register, limited to 35 must bring your own laptop/tablet). Learn tips and tricks that will save you time and elevate your teaching. Steven, your presenter, will walk you through technology tools available online that will make you more efficient and organized. Bring your laptop or tablet so you can follow along and book-mark these tools for future use.

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm CEA Committee Meeting: Desert Conference I

5:00 pm – 5:30 pm Exhibitor Meeting: Grand Sonoran

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Little Black Dress Reception & Badge pick up, hosted by Farouk: Conference Center Foyer (Cocktail attire, all invited). We’re going to kick this 20th year celebration off right, with a party! Join us at this Little Black Dress party hosted by Farouk. Here you will pick up your badge, enjoy some light food and drink and visit with old friends while meeting new. You’ll get up close with Farouk artists and models during their platform presentation. Bring your dancing shoes and be prepared to get your groove on.



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Saturday, July 25 ■ pIVoT poInT InTERnATIonAL WIFI LounGE:

ConFEREnCE CEnTER FoyER

GREAT CLIpS RooM SponSoRSHIp: GRAnD CAnyon 4-5

7:30 am – 9:00 am Breakfast in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran Fuel up and connect with a complimentary breakfast among fellow educators and exhibitors. MoCk CLInIC 7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Wella, American Crew, peter Coppola, pibbs and Guest Vision Step into a mock student clinic for behind the chair tips to grow your clinic floor sales, strengthen your students’ skillset and view the latest products and services our exhibitors have to offer.

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Milady Stop by and learn how to improve your lesson plans and curriculum delivery, plus preview new educational products such as online haircutting simulation.

TREnDSETTER STAGE 8:30 am – 9:00 am Color ID, Wella Visit the Trendsetter Stage for live demonstrations featuring some of our exhibitor’s best tips and tricks for everything from makeup to color and brows to blowouts.


SkInSCEnE THEATER 8:00 am – 9:00 am Eyelash’s: proper Technique, and new Trends … eyebrow extensions! Jill Holladay kindall, Lash Bomb Jill Kindall, CEO and founder of Lashbomb will conduct a live lash application demo (full set) while speaking about the boom of eyelash extensions within the beauty industry. She’ll address the importance of eyepad placement, proper place-ment on the lash and isolating the eyelash during application as well as the brow extension trend, the differences between lash and brow extensions and the potential income for this new service!

9:00 am – 9:45 am Welcome with Milady Educator of the year presentation & Great Clips: Grand Canyon 6-7 The annual N.F. Cimaglia Educator of the Year Award is a prestigious designation given to one educator annually who has exhibited the most significant contribution toward upgrading professional standards of educational excellence, particularly within the areas of student involvement during the immediate past year. Watch the award presentation for this year’s CEA winner!

9:45 am – 12:45 pm Milady Master Educator: Lessons you Love to Hate: Lisha Barnes, Angie Shuler and patti Wanamaker: Grand Canyon 6-7 Let’s face it - as educators, we all have subjects we love to teach and those we LOVE TO HATE! For some of us it’s anatomy and physiology, for others it might be state laws or history. Join Milady’s Master Educators and discover a variety of teaching methods and activities you can use to spice up those lessons we love to hate. Perhaps even turning them into lessons you absolutely love.

12:45 pm – 3:15 pm Lunch in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran Fuel up and connect with a complimentary lunch among fellow educators and exhibitors.

MoCk CLInIC 12:45 pm – 3:15 pm Featuring Wella, American Crew, peter Coppola, pibbs and Guest Vision Step into a mock student clinic for behind the chair tips to grow your clinic floor sales, strengthen your students’ skillset and view the latest products and services our exhibitors have to offer.

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 12:45 pm – 3:15 pm Featuring Milady Stop by and learn how to improve your lesson plans and cur-riculum delivery, plus preview new educational products such as online haircutting simulation.

TREnDSETTER STAGE 1:15 pm – 1:45 pm Color ID, Wella Visit the Trendsetter Stage for live demonstrations featuring some of our exhibitor’s best tips and tricks for everything from makeup to color and brows to blowouts.

2:00 pm – 2:30 pmHighlighting Between the Lines - Balayage: Adrienne Rogers, product Club sponsored by Burmax There are many ways to utilize balayage and Product Club’s Artistic Team will help define the different possibilities of this art. You will learn how to make the ordinary blonde extraordinary; brunettes sparkle with dimension and redheads dazzle with radiant coppery and strawberry accents. Color panels, hair painting, streams of color and using balayage in color correction will be addressed.


2:45 pm – 3:15 pm Talking Texture: Alana Snowden, Avlon Industries This workshop is for cosmetology instructor enthusiasts. Learn how to merge text book education with salon experience for curly hair services and the texture movement. This information can fit into regular cosmetology curriculum and advanced cosmetology programs.

SkInSCEnE THEATER 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Creative Ways to Teach Skin Cell Functions: Renee Cash, Dermalogica/International Dermal Institute This session focuses on how we can inspire our students to understand the importance of cell function and its role in skin care. By truly grasping cell function as estheticians, we can better identify the causes and triggers of various skin condi-tions and how we can treat them successfully. As instructors, we must educate and prepare our students for their careers. Exceptional preparation should include traditional subject matter, as well as current trends, techniques and information. We will discuss different options and ideas to teach cell function and ways to keep in fun, creative and fresh.

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm “Mad Science—kitchen Chemist—This is how we do it!”panel discussion moderated by karyn Laitis, Marinello Schools of Beauty. panelists include: Dr. Mark Lees, kyle Mull, katie Armitage, Lina kennedy.Many students want to be “kitchen” chemists. Even well-meaning instructors may be tempted to play the “Mad Scientist” and deviate from a manufacturers’ directions. As educators, you need to know what the consequences of this may be for you, your students, your school and school owner. Join us for a panel discussion about the importance of follow-ing manufacturers’ direction from different perspectives, including: liability insurance implications, manufacturers, a spa manager and an esthetic program director. Learn real-life “horror” stories from these experts, how to avoid these incidents and how to incorporate best practices in your school!

3:15 pm – 4:15 pm BREAkouT SESSIonS A. The Five Educational Experiences: Carlos Valenzuela, iFabulous Salon Success: Grand Canyon 6-7 Remain a relevant leader in today’s competitive market by incorporating five key educational experiences into your school’s future educational and business plan. Leave with an implementation action plan resource

B. Success Through Action: George Miller, Shear Intelligence: Grand Canyon 4-5 This session will enhance the understanding of how “self- respect” can be used for staff and student development along with building better relationships between students, staff and clients. From Shear Intelligence’s “Success Skills Curriculum:” treating students with RESPECT is the only way for them to develop it. When educators adopt the concept of treating students like they would treat their own clients then understanding the basic principle of self-respect is taught.

C. Transformational pedicuring for the 21 Century: katharin von Gavel, kvG Group Inc/Footlogix: Grand Canyon 2-3 Learn why the recent trend in lifestyle Changes necessitates new practices in pedicuring and the need for cosmeceuticals and pediceuticals in foot care. With rapidly changing lifestyle trends affecting the skin and nails of our clients feet, old pedicure curriculums are insufficient to resolve, adequately address or correctly identify the client issues of today. Learn how to educate your students in preventative skin care management by understanding the “Grey Zone” in pedicuring. Become more pro-active instead of re-active and learn how to provide safe and effective pedicure services.

D. Wella Lounge: Color ID Art Class: Grand Canyon 1 Wella Professionals’ Color ID Hairpainting products bring you a world without color limitations. Place color next to color without bleeding. In this session you’ll see creations made by top artists that will inspire your creativity


4:30 pm – 6:00 pm keynote: Seize the Moment: Winning in a Changing World: Charles Marcus sponsored by pivot point International & Great Clips: Grand Canyon 6-7 Join Charles Marcus, ranked as one of the “Top 60 Motivational Speakers in the World” and a much sought after business educator and motivator within our industry and beyond. Whether you are an educator or administrator trying to embrace change in the classroom or school-wide, this entertaining and powerful keynote address will empower, inspire and impact you. Charles will share his incredible story of overcoming adversity and winning against the odds and how educators played such an important role in his life. He will demonstrate that no matter what change you are experiencing in your professional or personal life, one must evolve, face ones fears and embrace new challenges and opportunities. Charles will also discuss what it takes today to be a world class educator.

6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Reception in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran Everyone is invited to connect and enjoy a beverage on us.

MoCk CLInIC 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Featuring Wella, American Crew, peter Coppola, pibbs and Guest Vision Step into a mock student clinic for behind the chair tips to grow your clinic floor sales, strengthen your students’ skillset and view the latest products and services our exhibitors have to offer.

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Featuring Milady Stop by and learn how to improve your lesson plans and curriculum delivery, plus preview new educational products such as online haircutting simulation.

SkInSCEnE THEATER 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm your professional presence: C. Jeanine Fulton, persona Market Appearance, attendance and punctuality – instructors struggle to instill the importance of these traits in students every day. This session will include video do’s and don’ts, and how to convey the importance of professionalism to your students, which can be learned and practiced in a classroom setting

8:00 pm – 10:00 pm Late nite Learning: Farouk Styles Down the Aisle Bridal up Do Workshop: Grand Canyon 2-3 ($75 add’l fee – includes cocktail and take home product/tools valued at $150). Brides need to look perfect on their wedding day and they depend completely on their stylists to create the perfect look. Learn fashion forward bridal styling from our Interna-tional Editorial Magazine Hairstylist Tammy Mixon. Join us for advanced upstyling techniques to create a bride so stunning that the groom will go weak in the knees.



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sunday, July 26 ■pIVoT poInT WIFI LounGE:



7:30 am – 9:00 amBreakfast in Expo Hall: Grand SonoranFuel up and connect with a complimentary breakfast among fellow educators and exhibitors.

MoCk CLInIC7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Wella, American Crew, peter Coppola, pibbs and Guest VisionStep into a mock student clinic for behind the chair tips to grow your clinic floor sales, strengthen your students’ skillset and view the latest products and services our exhibitors have to offer.

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring BurmaxBurmax & Product Club presents…Highlighting Between the Lines, Balayage- Where you will learn how to make the ordi-nary blonde extraordinary; brunettes sparkle with dimension and redheads with radiant coppery and strawberry accents.

TREnDSETTER STAGE 7:45 am – 8:15 amSecrets to Long Hair Design: pivot point International (limited seating) Long hair design is all about the details, and keeping them modern, salon-relevant and sellable is key. Join Pivot Point’s educational team to take your long hair skills to the next level. In this hands-on session, you’ll create a long


hair design and learn new ways to inspire your students to explore this fun and lucrative market.

8:30 am – 9:00 amTrendsetter Stage - Brows: the Good, the Bad and the ugly! Devawn Testagrossa, Michigan Makeup Academy The brows are truly the focal point of a good eye makeup application. Watch a demonstration on how to create a perfect brow for all eye shapes and sizes. Instructors will learn how to get their students to engage and focus on the details of brow creation and correction.

SkInSCEnE THEATER 8:00 – 9:00 amSkinScene Theater - Microcurrent “The Weekend Lift” Diana Flores, ogle School Hair Skin & nailsThese micro-ampere currents (i.e. millionths of an amp) mimic the body’s own electrical current. The treatment is designed to soften wrinkles and rejuvenate skin. This nonsurgical weekend lift is revolutionizing the skincare industry as more clients are looking for alternatives to invasive surgical procedures. Gain an understanding of the correct application of low electric currents and how they lift and tone the face.

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Connecting with Today’s Learner: Daniel Dunworth, Steven Janssen and Debbie Mack, pivot point International Team: Grand Canyon 6-7Technology is changing the educational landscape, and today’s tech-savvy students are connecting on many levels. It’s crucial to engage them in new ways. Learn how the fundamental theories of hair, skin and nails are being delivered in interactive ways and how to create a learner-centered environment where students are active and engaged.

12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Lunch in Expo Hall with Stage Sessions and Mock Classroom: Grand Sonoran

MoCk CLInIC 12:00 pm – 3:00 pmFeaturing Wella, American Crew,peter Coppola, pibbs and Guest Vision

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 12:00 pm – 3:00 pmFeaturing Burmax

TREnDSETTER STAGE 12:30 pm – 1:00 pmClipper Techniques for High Texture Men’s Hair: Curtis Cross, American Crew

1:30 pm – 2:00 pm Blowout and Design: Alicia Bailey, McBride Research Labs/Design Essentials This class provides alternatives to chemical straightening through products and techniques. The process is great for natural, multi-textured, and chemically treated hair.

SkInSCEnE THEATER 12:30 – 1:30 pmThat phone is not your Enemy! Corina Santoro, MiladyPhones and Apps. Your students use them. Your kids use them. Your student’s future clients use them too. But you’re still trying to keep them out of your classroom. Stop! Instead, learn how you can make the technology work as an educational tool. From “Think Dirty” to “Skin Better” the world of apps is ever expanding. Bring your phone (or your tablet). In this session we’re going hands-on to arm you and your students for a better tomorrow. Because...there’s an app for that!

1:30 – 3:00 pmContraindications: Be Aware or BEWARE! Co-presenter Dr. Mark Lees, Mark Lees Skin Care, and Christine Clinton, Wellness for Life All skin care professionals and future professionals should have the safety of their client at the forefront of any esthetic


treatment. Clients who are pregnant, have autoimmune diseases, diabetes, cardiac conditions, cancer and other medical conditions may not be good candidates for every treatment or product. Clients using prescription drugs, including dermatological topical medications, may have to avoid certain procedures. Join Dr. Lees and Oncology Skin Care Specialist, Christine Clinton, as they explore common contraindications and treatments that may help or should be avoided for specific client situations. We’ll also share the new specialty of oncology esthetics.

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm BREAkouT SESSIonSA. How to Become a Flippin’ Facilitator: Angie Shuler, kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology sponsored by Supercuts: Grand Canyon 6-7The educators of the future should be in the classroom now. Generation Z has been identified and they are in your class-rooms. They learn and interact differently from any previous generation. The vast majority of today’s educators were taught in a totally different way than the current generation learns. In the past, the educator was a provider of content. Now, you should be a facilitator of learning. Being a facilitator moves from instruction and control (THEN) to participation and interaction (NOW). This class will teach you the techniques you need to learn flipping. Flipping allows you to transfer the learning by allowing the student to utilize technology and learn in a way YOU never did. Light the fuse and let them use what, to them, is so natural. Technology in the classroom is only good if the educator is prepared - not scared. They are not going away but your old ways of teaching should. Are you ready? Can you do a flip?

B. The Contemporary Twist to Building your Resume and portfolio! Julie Mahloch, Bloom.com: Grand Canyon 4-5It is imperative that today’s beauty student use visually-based and modern techniques when developing their resume. We’ll give you real-world advice and tools to put your students on track to land their dream jobs!

C. Color Theory Fundamentals: Devawn Testagrossa, Michigan Makeup Academy: Grand Canyon 2-3Color theory is the foundation for any stylist or makeup art-ist’s career. Let’s make learning fun! Watch as we demonstrate color theory curriculum for all learning styles. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from a student’s point of view by participating in both Q&A and hands-on learning. The most important element of curriculum is the ability to measure what your student base has absorbed. Join us for a whole new world of teaching color theory.

4:15 pm – 5:45 pmGEnERAL SESSIonThen and now: How has Education Changed over Time with special guest presentation on Career Empowerment by Alan Benfield Bush, sponsored by Supercuts: Grand Canyon 6-7During this session, we will announce the CEA “Then and Now” Contest winners. Alan will share an understanding of the educa-tion you will need for your long term goals, instead of picking up fragmented pieces of information as you go out seeking answers to your questions. The more you understand the way to conduct yourself and position yourself as a custodian to educa-tion, the more recognition and career growth you will achieve.



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monday, July 27 ■pIVoT poInT WIFI LounGE:



7:30 am – 8:45 am BREAkouT SESSIonSA. Alive! Jeanine Fulton, persona Market Enterprises:Grand Canyon 6-7The Alive program is designed to make education fun, impactful, and rewarding for all participants. The mission is to infuse the power of performance with the principles of teaching causing a positive shift in the way education is delivered and received. This interactive and exciting class is built on the premise combining education and performance. In order to have a sustainable school program, educators must be able to keep the attention of students and cause a positive behavior change. Alive is a program that uses Broadway performance, acting, advertising, and marketing techniques to help manager and teachers be more successful.

B. Fishbowl: Real Life Classroom Challenges: moderated by Carol Woodard and Marcia Bird:Grand Canyon 1-3Experience this conversational education format first hand while learning from your peers and getting your burning questions answered. Typically used at events like Open Space Technology and Unconferences, the Fishbowl method allows the entire group to participate in a conversation. We will use this format to discuss and share ideas around real life class-room challenges. Bring you biggest challenges as an educator and we will share and brainstorm to find you answers.


C. Cut it out: Brigid Ebert: Grand Canyon 4-5CUT IT OUT®: Salons Against Domestic Abuse is dedicated to mobilizing salon professionals and others to fight the epidemic of domestic abuse in communities across the U.S. by building awareness and training salon professionals to recognize warn-ing signs and safely refer clients, colleagues, friends and family to local resources. Come learn about this important program and how you can implement it in your school. 8:45 am – 9:15 am Continental Breakfast 9:15 am – 10:30 am BREAkouT SESSIonSA. The Chemistry of Haircolor: John Halal, ChemistrySimplified.com: Grand Canyon 4-5Years ago we had one type of haircolor and always used 20 volume peroxide. Today we have permanent, demi-permanent and ammonia free haircolor supercharged with 10 to 40 volume peroxide, activators, accelerators and enzymes. If you want to know how haircolor really works, this class is for you. Although chemistry is usually complicated, confusing, and bor-ing, it doesn’t have to be. This class clears up common myths and distinguishes between reality and the marketing claims made by product manufacturers.

B. Everything Matters: Eric Fisher, prosper u: Grand Canyon 6-7Today’s business environment is the most competitive it’s ever been with pressure to ensure students are more employable, earn a great living and stay in the industry. From chair-side manner, to professional etiquette, to maintaining a positive, friendly attitude – everything matters. Paying attention to the details will add to your school’s success and give your students the knowledge they need for a successful career. In this session, join Eric Fisher as he shares 30 rules that will help lead your school and students to business success. He’ll explain how focusing on the little details can impact your students’ careers and lead your school to greatness.

C. Motivating Students to the Finish Line: Lisha Barnes, Milady: Grand Canyon 1-3Do you see promising students drop out in the weeks before graduation? Do you have students that don’t sit for the licensing exam? Are you just exhausted and starting to wonder if you’re making a difference? This session will help provides tips and insight into ways you can make a difference and motive your students to graduate, sit for the exam and start off in a great career. 10:45 am – 11:45 am CLoSInG GEnERAL SESSIonMaking Life Work: Geno Stampora: Grand Canyon 6-7Don’t miss this inspirational close to CEA by Master Hair-dresser Geno Stampora. He will share the ins and outs of beauty today vs yesterday and what we must do to succeed and connect. You will be given a new look at beauty. You will receive the tools needed today to connect and teach. You will be inspired to go back to work refreshed and charged up!! You will learn the key to staying motivated and giving 100% to what you do and who you are. You will laugh and learn while being inspired and motivated. Brought to you in a fast paced and fun way that only Geno could bring you.


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ADRIEnnE RoGERS ■ With 25 years of industry experience, Adrienne is currently the owner of Hush Salon Philadelphia. Having worked in New York City for 9 years at Cutler Salon, she participated in New York Fashion Week as well as coloring a constant stream of models and beauty editors. Adrienne has been featured multiple times in the Allure Magazine Directory including The Best of the Best issues, and her salon was featured in Elle Magazine’s top 100 Salons in the Country. She has been featured in Philadelphia Magazine “Best of Philly” repeatedly. Some of her credits include: Behind the Chair, Modern Salon, American Salon, Glamour, Elle Girl, and Elle magazine.

ALAn BEnFIELD BuSH ■ Born in working class London England; Alan Benfield Bush has combined his global adventures, personal enlightenment and entrepreneurial success with his message in the bottle- a knowing that success is built from the culmination of life’s length, width and depth of experiences and skills, if we are open to receive them. His achievements include diversity of passions; from being the President and founder of two successful beauty product companies to the proprietor of an award winning California vineyard and winery. Alan will share the highs and lows of his journey and how you can learn to create and appreciate your own message in a bottle for authentic success.

ALAnA SnoWDEn ■ Alana Snowden’s discipline and passion has served her as a professional hairdresser for 20 years. She ascended from Regional Trainer to Director of Education for Avlon Industries in 2013. Training for one of the largest profes-sional ethnic haircare companies in the world; Alana has traveled and taught hairdressers from around the globe including: the U.S, Caribbean, Brazil, and Europe. She works closely with the owner of Avlon, Dr. Ali N. Syed to keep the commitment of Avlon’s education on the cutting edge with his science of hair care.


ALICIA BAILEy ■Alicia Bailey is an industry guru and former salon owner of Flawless Sessions Hair salon of GA and Flawless Unisex Hair Salon in Hampton, Virginia. With 25 years as a licensed Master Cosmetologist and Instructor, she holds a BSBA in Business Administration/Finance and MAED in Secondary Education. She is also a certified English teacher for Secondary Education. She has been an Educator for McBride Research Laboratories (MRL) since 1999 and her career continued to flourish over the years. With numerous awards to show for her hard work and dedication, Alicia continues to excel as an industry leader and is an asset to MRL. She is currently the global educational corporate trainer for MRL and is passionate about leading and developing training programs for the educational team around the world.

AnGIE SHuLER ■Angie Shuler is an entertaining and enthusiastic national educator with over 35 years of teaching experience and a reputation for telling it like it is with a touch of Southern charm. Angie is an author, motivational speaker and a guru on what it takes to “bring it” in the classroom. She is also the founder/CEO of This Works!—an educational consulting business focusing on educational improvement on all levels.

BRIGID EBERT ■ Brigid Ebert is a Cut It Out success story and is thriving today because her hairdresser shared the Cut It Out program with her back in Atlanta in 2011. She credits the program for saving her life. Brigid serves with the Arizona Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence on the Speakers Bureau as well as on the Share Committee. She is an avid writer and has just completed her first novel. She founded a support group for victims and families dealing with abuse issues which shares the same name “Time To Talk About It” as her novel. Brigid has been living in Arizona for two years after moving from Atlanta and now considers Scottsdale her home. She believes that to promote another’s freedom and growth is to guarantee her own.

CARLoS VALEnzuELA ■Since 1995, Carlos Valenzuela Resources, LLC has served as a consultancy to schools, associations, and manufacturers in the professional beauty industry. His successes include visionary educational marketing, curriculum planning, coaching and a


knack for updating operational systems, processes and policies. Carlos holds a Master Degree in International Management from Thun-derbird Graduate School. His early years were in the corporate world as a young Merchandise Manager in San Francisco, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico for Levi Strauss International--only to make a radical career change to the beauty industry which would last a lifetime.

CARoL WooDARD ■Carol Woodard has helped thousands of students reach their dream of becoming successful in the beauty Industry, while con-tinuing to inspire the teachers who educate them. As a former grocery store owner, she knows what hard work means. Carol is the Chairperson for the CEA committee and was instrumental in the planning and execution of this year’s CEA Convention.

CHARLES MARCuS ■Charles Marcus is ranked as one of the “Top 60 Motivational Speakers In The World” and a much sought after business educator and motivator within and outside our industry today. He has over 30 years of international experience in the hair and beauty world. Whether you are an educator or administrator trying to embrace change in the classroom or outside, this entertaining and powerful keynote address will empower, inspire and impact you. Charles will share his incredible story of overcoming adversity and winning against the odds and how educators played such an important role in his life. He will demonstrate that no matter what change you are experiencing in your professional or personal life, one must evolve, face ones fears and embrace new challenges and opportunities. Charles will also discuss what it takes today to be a world class educator.

CHRISTInE CLInTon ■Christine Clinton is a gifted massage therapist, skin care specialist, educator, and entrepreneur in the spa industry. She is a licensed massage and skin care therapist skilled in Therapeutic Massage, Oncology Massage, Hot Stone Therapy, Reflexology, Lymphatic Drainage, Reiki, Aromatherapy, Maternity and Infant Massage. She is currently an International ITEC examiner. In addition, she maintains her private practice of 17 years which continues to evolve as she works with local chiropractors, physical therapists and doctors’ offices. Her clients range from infants, children and teenagers with a variety of conditions, to busy moms, corporate executives, cancer survivors and seniors.

CoRInA SAnDoRo ■Corina Santoro is the Product Director for Milady and MiladyPro. She has received numerous accolades over her 20 year career, including the prestigious 40 under 40 award. Working with powerhouse brands like Disney, MLB, HGTV and Hunter Douglas, she has traveled the globe, launching products and programs throughout the U.S., Australia and Asia. Her specialty has always been taking the power of something large and making it available to the independent business owner and entrepreneur. This is her passion: changing lives.

DAnIEL DunWoRTH ■With nearly 10 years of professional experience to draw on, Daniel Dunworth is a Field Educator whose teaching experience will pay off with rich rewards. In this role at Pivot Point, Daniel works with schools, owners, managers, educators, and students around the U.S. providing continued education. With class offerings on Mindful Teaching and various cosmetology technical skills, he supports learners in their journey of becoming a passionate and driven professional.

DEBBIE MACk ■Deborah Mack has served Pivot Point International for over 25 years. A nail technician since 1989 and a licensed nail technology educator, she has made it her goal to constantly improve and update the nail education offered in Pivot Point’s Corporate Schools. She is a published author and an educator of educators with Pivot Point’s Mindful Teaching™ Program, teaching nail and cosmetology educators best practice techniques to teach students of nail technology.

DEVAWn TESTAGRoSSA ■Devawn has been applying and teaching beauty makeup for nearly 18 years. Her passion for leading others to success was the motivation behind the launch of MMA. Her exemplary commitment to excellence has enabled her to create the only school of its kind in the Midwest. Devawn will revolu-tionize the delivery of makeup education in January 2016 by launching an on online, interactive makeup program. Some of Devawn’s accomplishments include: Bachelor and Master classes in Education and Leadership, Esthetics Licenses and Endorsements, business coaching, salon owner, freelance makeup artist, and airbrush makeup distribution.


DIAnA FLoRES ■Diana Flores has more than 11 years of experience in the aesthetics field and more than eight years as an educator. After graduating as a cosmetologist, Diana decided she wanted to concentrate in aesthetics. She completed her advanced aesthetics education with Steiner Education Corp. and soon after opened her own practice where she offered various advanced aesthetics treatments. Diana went on to teaching and soon realized that this was what she wanted to do. Many years of experience well put into practice, allowed Diana to be ranked as a high level educator among her peers and students.

ERIC FISHER ■Eric Fisher, owner of Eric Fisher Salons and Academy, excels at his craft with a rare combination of artistic and business leadership. He travels as a platform artist for Aquage, is globally known as one of the “Top 75 Educators of the Century,” and is a two time “Global Business Award” winner including “Entrepreneur of the Year.”

GEno STAMpoRA ■Geno Stampora began his career working behind the chair in a salon and gradually moved up to manage and finally to own a collection of successful salons. He has also owned two beauty academies, where he interacted with and instructed his students. Geno has been a distributor and sales consultant to salons, a major platform artist, and has shared the stage with the worlds greatest artists. To meet Geno is to meet a man of many hats. He is an industry expert, a role model, an effective consultant and coach with the unique ability to ignite passion and inspire the creative juices of beauty professionals around the world.

GEoRGE MILLER ■George Miller’s career in the beauty profession extends over 40 years. He holds a current Master Barbers License along with Life-Time teaching credentials in Cosmetology and Bar-bering from UCLA Extension in 1979. He has been an advisor for the CA State Board of Cosmetology & Barbering. He has owned and operated four salons and served as the general manager for five salons (Angles & Collections) in the San Diego area. He created a “Success Skills” curriculum and created and introduced “Fantasy Body Art the Art of temporary Tattoos,” in 1991. George is a published author with professional experience covering the scope of the beauty industry.


kARyn LAITIS ■Karyn Laitis is the Vice President of Education at Marinello Schools of Beauty. Her professional experience spans over 40 years. She received her MBA in Organization Development and a B.S. Degree in Management with a minor in Computer Science from Arizona State University. She has been an educator for Maricopa County Community Colleges, El Camino College and an Adjunct Associate Professor for Pepperdine University in their business school. Karyn was a VP of Strategic Planning within the banking industry and a business/financial consultant. She became part of the beauty and wellness industry having co-owned “Stillpointe Healing Sanctuary” in Beverly Hills, CA prior to joining Marinello Schools of Beauty. She has been a member of CEA and AACS since 2004 and was elected to the AACS Board of Directors in 2010.

kATIE ARMITAGE ■Katie Armitage is President of Associated Skin Care Professionals (ASCP), Associated Hair Professionals (AHP) and Associated Nail Professionals (ANP). She spearheaded the launch of ASCP in 2007, AHP in 2012 and ANP in 2014. Katie has served Associated Bodywork & Massage Profes-sionals (ABMP) as Vice President of Operations/Executive Director since 1993. She coordinates all day-to-day operations and leads professional liability insurance as well as all cosmetology activities. For her roles, Katie was named 2007 Day Spa Person of the Year by the Day Spa Association. Katie also serves as Co-Chair of AACS ASCP Skin Care School Council Committee and assists in directing skin care education and activities for AACS.

kATHARIn Von GAVEL ■Katharin von Gavel is a recognized leader in the pedicure/Foot Care industry both as an educator and a mentor.Katharin has been a featured speaker at industry meetingsand trade shows across North America, Asia and Europe.Having studied Dermatology and Paramedical Esthetics in Germany, she received a degree in Chiropody and in addition to a PhD in Natural Health Sciences, holds various other degrees. For over twenty-five years Katharin owned and operated Medi-Spas and Clinics with a subspecialty in advanced foot care. She also developed proprietary protocols and licensed clinics in Canada, USA, South America and Europe. Katharin developed Footlogix Pediceuticals, bringing truly transformational foot care products to the market place.

C. JEAnInE FuLTon ■C. Jeanine Fulton impacts thousands of professionals each year through her passion for writing and speaking. Jeanine teaches and creates professional performance and motiva-tional programs for schools, universities, corporations, and non-profit organizations. After completing her Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing in 1994, Jeanine pursued a career in the field of cosmetology. She also received a Master of Business Administration degree from Nova Southeastern University in 1999 while working both as a hair stylist and an insurance underwriter. In 2004, Jeanine founded Persona Market Enterprises, a company that focuses on improving brands through education and training.

JILL HoLLADAy kInDALL ■Jill Holladay Kindall is a Master Medical Esthetician and a licensed teacher in Utah. She is the owner of Utah Lash and has extensive experience with individual Lash extensions. She is a trainer in lash extensions for Lash Bomb lash extension supply company and developer of the Lash Bomb patent pending lash Pallet and the Lash Bomb extension process. Her specialty in skin care is for the mature, aging skin and acne skin.

JoHn HALAL ■John Halal began his career in the beauty industry as a hairstylist over 44 years ago. He is a licensed cosmetology instructor, a former salon and school owner and Founder and President of ChemistrySimplified.com. John is the author of Hair Structure and Chemistry Simplified and Milady’s Hair

Care and Product Ingredient Dictionary. He is also a contributor to several Milady publications.

JuLIE MAHLoCH ■Julie Mahloch is an entrepreneur and innovator. She is the Founder and CEO of Bloom.com, the social beauty network. Julie started her first company over 20 years ago, and has over 15 years experience revolutionizing e-commerce business through her co-founding GiftCertificates.com and Hayneedle.com.


DR. MARk LEES ■Mark Lees, Ph.D., M.S. is an award-winning speaker, clinical skin therapist, and product developer, specializing in acne, sensitive, and aging skin. He is the author of Skin Care: Beyond the Basics, the Skin Care Answer Book, and the newly-released acne book, Clearing Concepts. His products are available through skin care professionals throughout the United States.

pATTI WAnAMAkER ■ Patti Wanamaker currently serves as an Academic Trainer for Milady. She is responsible for developing and delivering academic and business programs for the Cosmetology Industry. Her intimate understanding of the salon/school/beauty industry comes from 21 years of hands-on experience, includes 8 years of salon/spa ownership, co-owner and co-manager of three salon locations with an annual sales of $5 million. She has 13 years’ experience as a multi-faceted, training specialist within the industry. Her experience in all three areas of our industry allows her to think outside the box and develop innovative trainings that not only inspirational, but that get down to business, the business of empowering educators/trainers to create the most effective learning environment for their students.

REnEE CASH ■ Renee attended the University of Kansas with the intentions of becoming a teacher. She worked her way through college as a makeup artist and quickly fell in love with skin care. This new passion changed the course of her teaching career as she decided to attend Aesthetics school after completing her Bachelor’s Degree. After completing her Associates of Medical Esthetics, she worked in several different environments as a skin therapist before becoming an Instructor at the International Dermal Institute in Scottsdale, AZ. Combining education and skin care has been a dream come true for her.

STEVEn DAWSon ■Steven Dawson is the Director of Compliance for Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology, Inc. with over 11 years in the industry. He is a former public school teacher and a state approved Methods of Teaching Instructor. Making his 4th appearance at CEA, his energetic teaching style will ensure that you will be educated and entertained. It is his belief

kyLE MuLL ■Kyle Mull brings his 15 years of body and skin therapy experience into the classroom to develop current and future skin therapists. Kyle is currently Director of Esthetics at Metro Beauty Academy in Allentown PA, and has joined Dr. Lees as a National Educator for Mark Lees Skin Care.

LInA kEnnEDy ■A chief pioneer collecting many feathers in her cap, Lina Kennedy is the expert on professional sugaring who writes articles regularly for industry magazines in North America and Europe. One of Ms. Kennedy’s personal goals is to ensure that each professional trained in the art of body sugaring learns and understands the exceptional results they and their clients can achieve through The Kennedy Theory™ for sugaring and The Kennedy Technique Theory™. Both theories were established by Lina Kennedy in a strong on-going effort to mainstream “professional sugaring” as a viable solution to treating unwanted hair and to achieving permanent reduction

LISHA BARnES ■Lisha Barnes currently serves as the Academic Development Manager for Milady. She is responsible for developing and delivering both the Master Educator instructor training program and the Business Fundamentals program for Cosmetology Schools. She is a licensed cosmetologist and instructor and is committed to improving the quality of cosmetology education.

MARCIA BIRD ■Marcia Bird currently serves as the Cosmetology Program Director for Raritan Valley Community College. A licensed professional in the beauty industry for 36 years, Marcia has had the opportunity to work within several aspects of the industry including: salons, manufacturers and schools of cosmetology education. She currently serves on the Advisory Council for PBA, chairs the Education Committee for PBA and is involved in the CEA Convention Committee as member and past chair.Since the inception of The Career Educators Alliance (CEA) Marcia has been an active participant from an attendee to Committee chair. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from Rutgers University in Occupational Education and in 2009 she was selected as the 2009 NF Cimaglia Educator of the Year by Milady Publishing and CEA.


that we must integrate the use of technology, with traditional teaching methodologies, in order to reach the students of today. Technology will always be the tool…it will never be the teacher!

STEVEn JAnSSEn ■Steven Janssen has more than 15 years of experience in the beauty industry. His background includes positions as a product educator, platform artist, editorial hair designer, cosmetology educator, school director and educational director for one of the top 200 salons and spas in the U.S. His work in both hair design and teaching techniques has been published in more than 10 languages and 50 countries. As a national trainer, Steven has traveled throughout the country offering his creative and exciting training techniques to thousands of educators, hair designers, salon owners, students and industry professionals. Steven received both his cosmetology license and his cosmetology instructor license from Pivot Point in Bloomingdale, IL. Steven has specialized in Member School teacher training since 1998.

TAMMy MIxon ■Celebrity stylist, make-up artist and educator Tammy Mixon is the master of makeovers. A Farouk Systems Global Artist and stylist at the Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen Pageants for the past decade, Tammy is truly at the top of her game. Her ability to create versatile styles, transforming fresh and fun day looks into nighttime glamour make her a highly requested professional. When Tammy is not busy styling at red carpet events or doing high-fashion photo shoots with Fadil Berisha, she refines her craft behind the chair in Norman, Oklahoma.

TEDDy LESTER ■Teddy Lester is Chief Brand Officer at Woodhouse Day Spas, a handcrafted, luxury spa brand with 44 locations in 14 states. As Chief Brand Officer at Woodhouse Day Spa, Lester aids in spa design and construction, developing and maintaining vendor relationships, sustaining a consistent guest experience, as well as overseeing training and the online university. Lester has over 15 years of high performance leadership and sales experience in the spa, wellness and pharmaceutical industries. Prior to joining the Woodhouse Day Spa executive team, Lester served as Vice President of Sales for Universal Companies, the premier single-source supplier to the spa industry, where he worked for eight years.

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cea scheduleat a glance

friday, July 24 ■1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Workshops (fee)

A. Veneer & 3-D Nail Art Hands-on Workshop, Burmax: Pinnacle Peak 2 ($75 add’l fee, limited to 30 – includes nail kit to take home valued at over $75)

B. Color ID Hands on Workshop, Wella: Grand Canyon 1 ($75 add’l fee, limited to 30 – includes Color ID kit to take home valued at over $100)

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Technology Tools for the Educator, Steven Dawson: Desert Conference II (no fee, must pre-register, limited to 35 must bring your own laptop/tablet)

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm CEA Committee Meeting: Desert Conference I

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Little Black Dress Reception & Badge Pick Up, hosted by Farouk: Conference Center Foyer (Cocktail attire, all invited)

Saturday, July 25 ■pIVoT poInT InTERnATIonAL WIFI LounGE: ConFEREnCE CEnTER FoyERGREAT CLIpS RooM SponSoRSHIp: GRAnD CAnyon 4-5

7:30 am – 4:00 pm Registration/Info Desk Open: East Registration Desk

7:30 am – 9:00 am Breakfast in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran

MoCk CLInIC 7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Wella, American Crew, Peter Coppola, Pibbs and Guest Vision

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Milady

TREnDSETTER STAGE 8:30 am – 9:00 am Color ID, Wella

SkInSCEnE THEATER 8:00 am – 9:00 am Eyelash’s: Proper technique, and new trends … eyebrow extensions! Jill Holladay Kindall, Lash Bomb

9:00 am – 9:45 am Welcome with Milady Educator of the Year Presentation & Great Clips: Grand Canyon 6-7

9:45 am – 12:45 pm Milady Master Educator: Lessons You Love to Hate: Lisha Barnes: Grand Canyon 6-7

12:45 pm – 3:15 pm Lunch in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran

MoCk CLInIC 12:45 pm – 3:15 pm Featuring Wella, American Crew, Peter Coppola, Pibbs and Guest Vision

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 12:45 pm – 3:15 pm Featuring Milady

TREnDSETTER STAGE 1:15 pm – 1:45 pm Color ID, Wella

2:00 pm – 2:30 pm Highlighting Between the Lines - Balayage: Adrienne Rogers, Product Club sponsored by Burmax

2:45 pm – 3:15 pm Talking Texture: Alana Snowden, Avlon Industries

SkInSCEnE THEATER

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Creative Ways to Teach Skin Cell Functions: Renee Cash, Dermalogica/International Dermal Institute

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Mad Science—Kitchen Chemist— This is how we do it! Panel discussion moderated by Karyn Laitis, Marinello Schools of Beauty. Panelists include Dr. Mark Lees, Kyle Mull, Katie Armitage, Lina Kennedy.

3:15 pm – 4:15 pm BREAkouT SESSIonS

A. The Five Educational Experiences: Carlos Valenzuela, iFabulous Salon Success: Grand Canyon 6-7

B. Success Through Action: George Miller, Shear Intelligence: Grand Canyon 4-5

C. Transformational Pedicuring for the 21 Century: Katharin von Gavel, KvG Group Inc/Footlogix: Grand Canyon 2-3

D. Wella Lounge: Color ID Art Class: Grand Canyon 1

4:30 pm – 6:00 pm Keynote: Seize the Moment: Winning in a Changing World: Charles Marcus sponsored by Pivot Point International & Great Clips: Grand Canyon 6-7

6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Reception in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran


MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Featuring Milady

SkInSCEnE THEATER 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Your Professional Presence: C. Jeanine Fulton, Persona Market


8:00 pm – 10:00 pm Late Nite Learning: Farouk Styles Down the Aisle Bridal Up Do Workshop: Grand Canyon 2-3 ($75 add’l fee – includes cocktail and take home product/tools valued at $150)

SunDAY, July 26 ■pIVoT poInT WIFI LounGE: ConFEREnCE CEnTER FoyERGREAT CLIpS RooM SponSoRSHIp: GRAnD CAnyon 4-5

7:30 am – 9:00 am Breakfast in Expo Hall: Grand Sonoran

MoCk CLInIC 7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Wella, American Crew, Peter Coppola, Pibbs and Guest Vision

MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 7:30 am – 9:00 am Featuring Burmax

TREnDSETTER STAGE

7:45 am – 8:15 am Secrets to Long Hair Design: Pivot Point International (limited seating)

8:30 am – 9:00 am Brows: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly! Devawn Testagrossa, Michigan Makeup Academy

SkInSCEnE THEATER 8:00 am – 9:00 am Microcurrent “The Weekend Lift” Diana Flores, Ogle School Hair Skin & Nails

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Connecting with Today’s Learner: Daniel Dunworth, Steven Janssen and Debbie Mack, Pivot Point International Team: Grand Canyon 6-7

12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Lunch in Expo Hall with Stage Sessions and Mock Classroom: Grand Sonoran


MoCk THEoRy CLASSRooM 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Featuring Burmax

TREnDSETTER STAGE 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm Clipper Techniques for High Texture Men’s Hair: Curtis Cross, American Crew

1:30 pm – 2:00 pm Blowout and Design: Alicia Bailey, McBride Research Labs/Design Essentials

SkInSCEnE THEATER 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm That Phone is Not Your Enemy! Corina Santoro, Milady

1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Contraindications: Be Aware or BEWARE! Co-presenter Dr. Mark Lees, Mark Lees Skin Care, and Christine Clinton, Wellness for Life

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm BREAkouT SESSIonS A. How to Become a Flippin’ Facilitator: Angie Shuler, Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology sponsored by Supercuts: Grand Canyon 6-7

B. The Contemporary Twist to Building Your Resume and Portfolio! Julie Mahloch, Bloom.com: Grand Canyon 4-5

C. Color Theory Fundamentals: Devawn Testagrossa, Michigan Makeup Academy: Grand Canyon 2-3

4:15 pm – 5:45 pm GEnERAL SESSIon Then and Now: How has Education Changed Over Time with special guest presentation on Career Empowerment by Alan Benfield Bush, sponsored by Supercuts: Grand Canyon 6-7

monday, July 27 ■pIVoT poInT WIFI LounGE: ConFEREnCE CEnTER FoyERGREAT CLIpS RooM SponSoRSHIp: GRAnD CAnyon 4-5

7:30 am – 8:45 am BREAkouT SESSIonS A. Alive! Jeanine Fulton, Persona Market Enterprises: Grand Canyon 6-7

B. Fishbowl: Real Life Classroom Challenges: moderated by Carol Woodard and Marcia Bird: Grand Canyon 1-3

C. Cut It Out: Brigid Ebert: Grand Canyon 4-5

8:45 am – 9:15 am Continental Breakfast: Convention Center Foyer

9:15 am – 10:30 am BREAkouT SESSIonS A. The Chemistry of Haircolor: John Halal, ChemistrySimplified.com: Grand Canyon 4-5

B. Everything Matters: Eric Fisher, Prosper U: Grand Canyon 6-7

C. Motivating Students to the Finish Line: Lisha Barnes, Milady: Grand Canyon 1-3

10:45 am – 11:45 am CLoSInG GEnERAL SESSIon Making Life Work: Geno Stampora: Grand Canyon 6-7



exhibitor listing

Alexandria pro 708 http://www.alexandriaprofessional.com

Ally Beauty 608 http://www.allycorp.com

American Crew 101 http://www.americancrew.com

Andis 307 http://www.andis.com

Associated Skin Care professionals 806 http://www.ascpskincare.com

Avlon Industries 509 http://www.avlon.com

Balton Inc. 202 http://www.baltoninc.com

Beauty Changes Lives 609 http://beautychangeslives.org

BioElements 605 http://www.bioelements.com

Bloom.com 207 http://www.bloom.com

Burmax 300 http://www.burmax.com

CnD 200 http://www.cnd.com

Cinderella Hair 107 http://www.cinderellahair.com

Color Capsule 513 http://www.colorcapsules.com

Cosmebeautica 308 http://www.cosmebeautica.com

Cut It out 105 www.probeauty.org/cutitout

Dermalogica 700 http://www.dermalogica.com

Eve Co. 204

Farouk Systems 403 http://www.chischools.com

Footlogix 305 http://www.footlogix.com

Gelish 508 http://gelish.com

Great Clips 501 http://www.greatclips.com

Guestvision 600 http://www.guestvision.net

Hattori Hanzo Shears 206 http://www.hattorihanzoshears.com

InSchoolpro.com 103 http://inschoolpro.com

JCp Salon 309 http://www.jcpenneysalon.com

keune 410 http://www.keune.com

kryolan professional Make-up 800 http://www.kryolan.com

Lashbomb 511 http://lashbomb.com

Lucas products 612 www.lucasproducts.com

Malibu C 412 http://www.malibuwellness.com

Marianna Industries 1019 & 1014 http://www.mariannaind.com

Massage Envy 505 http://www.massageenvy.com

McBride 601 http://www.mcbridebeauty.com

Milady 500 http://www.milady.com

MuD Cosmetics 411 http://www.mudshop.com

nACCAS 607 http://naccas.org

nickEducation 209 http://www.nickeducation.com

pivot point International 400 http://www.pivot-point.com

prosper u 507 http://www.myprosperu.com

Regis Corp. 304 http://www.regiscorp.com

Rose Micro Systems 604 http://rosemicrosolutions.com

Sally Beauty Supply 409 http://www.sallybeauty.com

Shark Fin Shears 301 http://www.sharkfinshears.com

Smockers 407 http://smockers.com

Sport Clips 311 http://www.sportclips.com

SupERCuTS 401 http://www.supercuts.com

Today’s Class 606 http://www.todaysclass.com

Wella 201 http://www.pgbeautyschoolprogram.com

your new School 413 http://www.yournewschool.com



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Cut ItOut105

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