Thursday,
September 18, 2008
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| 9:00am-4:30pm |
Train the
Trainer
Pre-Registration Required |
Friday,
September 19, 2008
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| 9:00am-4:30pm |
Train the
Trainer
Pre-Registration Required |
Saturday,
September 20, 2008 |
| 8:00am-9:00am |
Badge and Packet Pick Up
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00am-5:00pm |
SPCP Booth Open
CPCP Examinations (pre-registration required) |
| 9:00am-9:15am |
Welcome, Announcements
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| 9:15am-10:30am |
Exploring
Color Adjustments and Corrections |
Enter the
client who has a color that requires change. Is this an anticipated
adjustment based on a conservative initial color selection? Is this
considered a correction because of the manner in which a pigment aged or an
incorrect selection of initial color for a particular skin tone? Could poor
pigment quality be the culprit? Come and learn solutions from a color
expert. Marjorie has dedicated much investigative effort to address these
issues and how to simplify the color change process.
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Marjorie Grimm, CPCP
Marjorie holds the prestigious position as one of the most credentialed
people in our industry. As past board member in 1999 and 2002, she was
appointed President and served a two-year term 2003-2005. She is an Industry
Leader Award recipient. Currently she is the SPCP’s Publicist and
Legislative consultant, the assistant editor for the newsletter, a CPCP
technician and trainer, and an SME representative. Marjorie’s lecture
presentations are always reviewed as highly educational and entertaining as
she gives her special spin on old and new subjects.
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| 10:45am-11:45pm |
Building
Your Business in Today’s Trying Times |
Networking and
building your business can often be one of the most complicated and
exhausting tasks facing both the new as well as the seasoned practitioner of
permanent cosmetics. This subject is one that many speakers avoid. There are
very important and necessary “building blocks” for building a successful
business. The “building block” clues (and how to apply them in sequence to
your business) will certainly help you achieve a satisfying and successful
career.
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Johnny McCarty, CPCP
Johnny is the SPCP Delegate for North Carolina where he owns Perfect Touch
Permanent Makeup as a forty-year beauty industry veteran. He is a proud CPCP
trainer member and supports the organization with a very strong passion. The
recipient of numerous awards for excellence in the industry, Johnny can also
be found entertaining audiences at the annual conventions. He believes
education is the gateway to success and that younger practitioners are the
mentors of tomorrow and that “mature” members have an obligation to pass on
valuable information to them.
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| 11:45am-1:00pm |
Lunch (on your own) |
| 1:00pm-2:00pm |
A Surgeon's View |
| We are so
pleased to have Dr. Richard Gregory address areas such as lasers and how
they can work on the skin. He will discuss the mistakes he sees that pertain
to permanent cosmetics and how lasers remove the pigments. Dr. Gregory is
prepared to address questions, as we know you will come with many. Rarely do
permanent cosmetic professionals have the opportunity for such interaction. |
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Richard O. Gregory, MD
Dr. Gregory is a prominent board certified plastic surgeon in the
greater Orlando area. He is an acclaimed author and international speaker.
The Institute of Aesthetic Surgery was named in Self Magazine as one of the
top ten leading facial resurfacing centers in the country and Dr. Gregory
was voted Best Plastic Surgeon In Orlando each year since 2002. He is also
peer-reviewed and listed in Top Doctors as one of the top plastic surgeons
in Central Florida for the past seven years. |
| 2:15pm - 3:15pm |
How to Show It Off
(and keep ‘em coming back for more) |
| Rose Ann will
share with you different ways and formats to show off and display your work.
These tips will not only entice new clients; they will keep your existing
clients coming back for more. She’ll cover “Physician Packets” and what
should be included, the use of visual aids, and modern technology to make a
professional impression. Don't miss this enlightening and entertaining
presentation that will give you tips on how to put the allure in your
business. |
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Rose Ann Cloud, CPCP
Rozan is currently Secretary to the SPCP Board of Directors. Her experience
in the beauty & art industry spans more than twenty years. Rozan added the
art of Permanent Cosmetics to her extensive skill set in 2001. Since the
inception of her business, she has focused exclusively on permanent cosmetic
services for her clientele. Rozan recently expanded her business by
purchasing a 1200 sq. ft. building and related property. She will begin
specialty and fundamental classes in her new training facility. |
| 3:15pm - 4:30pm |
Panel of Experts |
| Get the
answers to those pressing industry-related questions – Moderated
by Debra Guastella, CPCP. |
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Debra Guastella,, CPCP
Debra brings undisputable and recognized talents to the permanent cosmetics
industry. Her flare for pageantry and ability to make all feel welcome as
the SPCP Convention Coordinator, and as the official event Emcee is enjoyed
by all who attend. Her technical talents lend to respected fundamental and
advanced training, specializing in areola regimentation procedures. Debra is
an industry leader, keynote speaker and a respected industry trainer
offering permanent cosmetic services in New Orleans. |
| 3:30pm-5:00pm |
CPCP Examinations
(pre-registration required) |
| 5:00pm-7:00pm |
Networking Reception - Cash
Bar |
Sunday,
September 21, 2008 |
| 7:30am-8:30am |
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00am-1:00pm |
SPCP Booth Open |
| 8:30pm - 12:30pm |
Bloodborne Pathogens
Standards Course |
| Included as part
of the conference at no additional cost to attendees, this is by far the
most comprehensive, industry specific Bloodborne pathogens program available
for permanent cosmetic professionals. The OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
will be covered, with an emphasis on needlestick guidelines, Hepatitis B
vaccinations requirements, information on MRSA, exposure control plan
requirements, recordkeeping, and the latest interpretation covering these
topics as they relate to the body modification industry. This class should
not be missed! It is a requirement for the CPCP exam and many of us attend
it annually since it is essential to our well being and that of our clients.
Manual and certificate is included. This class may be purchased separately
for non-conference attendees. |
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David Vidra,
LPN
David is currently the Health & Safety Advisor for the SPCP, heading the
Health Educators team. He has also served on the SPCP Board of Directors and
received the prestigious Industry Leader Award. Having been involved in
piercing for over twenty-two years, David founded Cleveland’s first piercing
studio, Body Work Productions. Health Educators, Inc. provides leading edge
information and educational solutions for the modification and related
industries. |
| 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch (on your own)
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| 1:30pm - 2:30pm |
Evolution of the Soft Shaded Eyeliner-
Newest
Application |
LiZa Sims will
present the latest techniques for creating shadowed eyeliner in graduated
intensity to produce a soft shaded look for those who desire a truly soft
custom effect. The healed result of this eyeliner can be worn without
mascara and still look terrific! Advice on speed, pressure and eye control
for optimum results will be illustrated and needle configurations for all
modalities will be recommended. This procedure has evolved over the years
and the exciting new technique has proven to be less traumatic to the
eyelid.
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Liza Sims, CPCP
At age twenty-eight, self-employed with her own Civil Engineering firm, LiZa
first heard of permanent eyeliner. A doctor performed her eyeliner under
anesthesia, used metal eyelid clamps that caused profuse bleeding, swelling
and bruising. But, even with the discomfort, she was eager to have permanent
eyeliner! The rest is history – LiZa has been an advocate of this industry
since 1987 and is a highly regarded SPCP trainer member as well as serving
on the SPCP Board as the Communications Director. |
| 2:45pm - 3:45pm |
Recreate, Repair, or
Replicate |
| When our clients
come to us and ask us to do “magic”, what exactly is it we are supposed to
do? With information and humor, Penny Rudy will examine and honestly share
what our role is with our clients. Whether it is technician, artist,
counselor, analyst, magician or a combination of any or all, Penny will show
and share pictures and stories of her own clients and share how to achieve
the very best results regardless of what project presents itself to us. Do
we really want to give our clients what they "think" they want? We'll
explore this together! |
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Penny Rudy, CPCP
Penny is the Membership Chair on the
Board of Directors and an SPCP trainer member. She started her career in
permanent cosmetics in 1998 in the beautiful state of Washington, residing
north of Seattle with her husband, children and grandchildren. Her business
name of “Chrysalis Clinic of Permanent Cosmetics” was inspired by her vision
to see the metamorphosis occur in the lives of her clients as they evolve
from the caterpillar into the beautiful butterfly, finally flying freely
with great dignity and confidence. |
| 3:45pm - 4:45pm |
Panel of Experts ~ Day Two |
| Our experts will
be giving you another chance to get answers to important questions and
concerns you may have. |
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Kathleen Ciampi, CPCP
Kate has been in the permanent cosmetics industry since 1991 and owns a
tattoo studio, Perfection Dermagraphics, in a Chicago suburb. As a specialty
trainer and consultant, she teaches advanced full lip classes on a regular
basis worldwide. She has a background in nursing as a cardiology department
administrator. Kate served on the SPCP Board of Directors from 1994-1998 as
President and Secretary. She later served as Convention and Trainer
Coordinator, and is now the current Executive Director, operating the SPCP
main office in Des Plaines, Illinois. |
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