Are you living your Best Life now? We have a great video featuring Geno Stampora speaking on "Making Life Work" at last year’s CEA Convention. Also available "Lessons You Love to Hate" from Milady and "Connecting with Today’s Learner" from Pivot Point International. Any one of these videos is FREE just by texting CEA to 480-281-0431 for your access code.
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A full track of education for Admissions and Marketing Professionals will be offered in Las Vegas, July 31 – Aug. 2. Learn the do’s and don’ts of handling admissions calls, advanced social media tactics and more. View the full AMP schedule online and register for AMP online today!
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Becoming an advocate for your students, staff, schools and the professional beauty industry is not as hard as you may think! Now we’ve made this process even easier via our new GRC website Take Action Center. Your GRC leadership team would appreciate you taking the steps below to connect with your legislators! By doing so, you will be prepared when we call upon you for further grassroots efforts to help us Stop-Delay-Minimize the damaging effects of GE. If you haven’t already done this, here is a quick and easy tip to help you establish and/or enhance your rapport with your elected officials!
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In California, the Assembly Committee on Labor and Employment amended and approved AB 2437 last week. As currently drafted, the bill requires the state’s Labor Commissioner, on or before June 1, 2017, to develop a model notice "pertaining to the workplace rights and wage and hour laws for employees of establishments licensed under the Barbering and Cosmetology Act." The notice required by the bill, at a minimum, must include information on the following: misclassification of an employee as an independent contractor; wage and hour laws, including, but not limited to, minimum wage, overtime compensation, meal periods, and rest periods; tip or gratuity distribution; how to report violations of the law; business expense reimbursement, and; protection from retaliation.
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Do BCL mentorships make a difference in the lives of aspiring professionals? A gracious note from Belinda Crooks (Carousel Beauty College Fall 2015 Mentorship Experience winner) reveals the answer is an unequivocal "Yes!" Belinda recently wrote to BCL, "I figured I would touch base with you since my BCL experience. This opportunity has opened up so many doors for me. I have been able to participate in several local fashion shows, am building a good clientele and hope to get my work published in a local magazine. With the extra education from Nick Berardi, I’ve been able to do some astonishing work. I still stay in touch with Nick and a few of the hairstylists I met during my internship and I’ve had a chance to work with other Wella platform artists and educators. Thank you again!" And thanks to Belinda for her words of gratitude.
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While just about every social-networking platform now has its own fully integrated advertising system, Facebook still reigns supreme in terms of features, insights and audience. As a business, that means Facebook is the ideal place to start. But unfortunately, just because Facebook is a great platform for advertising doesn’t mean all brands use it effectively. Many end up wasting money and throwing resources down the drain, because they have no strategy or don’t understand how to use it. Hopefully that’s not you. All it takes to succeed is a little knowledge of how Facebook advertising works and what some of the best practices are. Learn more in this Entrepreneur article.
AACS Online Training Center is offering a member discount rate to participate in this online training course. This course provides a blueprint for running an effective financial aid office in the career college setting. You will learn to optimize the performance of your financial aid office with a minimum of waste, expense, and unnecessary effort. The course covers the cornerstones of an efficient financial aid office: timeliness, accuracy and customer service. You will also be advised of pitfalls to avoid in the realm of Title IV compliance. You will learn the key points to building an effective business office processing procedure. Reports and notifications required by the Department of Education are also explained. In addition, you will be given pointers on preparation for the annual Student Financial Aid audit and alerted to the most common triggers for Department of Education Program Reviews. Learn more and purchase your enrollment key (use member code aa7698.)
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