Cosmetologists Chicago, the association that owns and produces America’s Beauty Show, has announced the recent addition of more than 1,200 beauty school students.
Cosmetologists Chicago, the association that owns and produces America’s Beauty Show, has announced the recent addition of more than 1,200 beauty school students. Student memberships to Cosmetologists Chicago have now increased to more than 7,000. This increase is attributed to a new School & Student Membership category for the association.
“Working closely with schools in our 10 state primary geographic area allows Cosmetologists Chicago to indoctrinate these students into the many educational opportunities CC offers – from America’s Beauty Show to our monthly First Mondays events,” says Cosmetologists Chicago/America’s Beauty Show CEO Paul Dykstra. “We want them to start out right in their chosen profession.”
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As an additional perk, each Cosmetologists Chicago student members will receive a digital subscription to First Chair, a magazine produced by MODERN SALON Media in cooperation with the American Association of Cosmetology Schools.
Visit www.americasbeautyshow.com for more information on Cosmetologists Chicago and America’s Beauty Show. America’s Beauty Show will be held March 21-23, 2015, at McCormick Place in downtown Chicago.
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