SPCP - your lifeline to the permanent cosmetic industry!

The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals
Welcomes You to the 25th Anniversary Convention and Trade Show
Flamingo, Las Vegas, Nevada
The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals (SPCP) is the largest nonprofit organization for the
permanent cosmetic industry that is owned, operated, and controlled by its domestic and international
members since its inception in 1990. The SPCP provides industry certification, distributes the SPCP
Quarterly, maintains an annual online membership directory, provides educational events and materials,
and actively supports fair industry legislation.
The Society has a large internet and social media presence (www.spcp.org) as a resource for technicians
and a referral source for the general public and the media. The SPCP hosts an annual convention and
trade show and provides additional educational opportunities throughout the year, including Bloodborne Pathogens Standard classes provided by an OSHA outreach instructor, Train the Trainer classes (a
required program for trainer members who meet and commit to the high SPCP training standards), as
well as Fall Conferences. The SPCP provides a highly regarded industry certification program (CPCP)
with testing available at SPCP events and similar gatherings.
Only members have the opportunity to attend SPCP conventions and conferences, use SPCP registered
images, and purchase valuable business resources such as client brochures, educational books and videos, and forms for use in their business. The SPCP logo is recognized throughout the world and symbolizes a permanent cosmetic professional meeting high ethical standards.
SPCP - your lifeline to the permanent cosmetic industry!
SPCP Board of Directors
President......................................................................................................... Marilyn Jones, CPCP
Secretary/Membership Chair....................................................................... Melisa Ferriola, CPCP
Treasurer/ Education Committee Chair.................................................. Val Glover-Hovan, CPCP
Ethics Committee Chair....................................................................... Pat Shibley-Gauthier CPCP
Communications Chair.................................................................................. Debbie Miller, CPCP
SPCP Administration
Executive Director............................................................................ Kate Ciampi Shergold, CPCP
Meetings, Event Planner............................................................................................. Beth Plancon
Convention Coordinator.............................................................................Debra Guastella, CPCP
Convention Assistant........................................................................................April Meese, CPCP
Public Relations/Materials Manager.......................................................... Marjorie Grimm, CPCP
Website Administrator....................................................................................................Brian Culp
Convention Personnel
Christina Voltaire ~ Sandy Richardson ~ Greg Shergold ~ Hector Guisa, CPCP
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SOCIETY OF PERMANENT COSMETIC PROFESSIONALS
25th ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW
APRIL 23-25, 2016 ~ Las Vegas, Nevada
Pre-Convention Programs
Wednesday, April 20 – Thursday, April 21, 2016
Train the Trainer
Marjorie Grimm, CPCP and Dawn Marrero, CPCP
9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
This highly acclaimed two-day program is presented by SPCP Past President, Marjorie Grimm, CPCP
and past SPCP Director Dawn Marrero, CPCP. While a required class for those with a goal to become
SPCP trainer members, this program is also required regularly for certified trainer members as a review. Attendees have the opportunity to network with one another and to speak on particular subjects
to enrich the program with new ideas. This exchange of ideas promotes the process of new educational
concepts and program development. Attendees of this class must be CPCP certified or scheduled to
take their certification exam during the convention. Please refer to the SPCP website for other trainer
member requirements or contact the office for an application packet. Attending this class does not qualify
the attendee as an SPCP trainer member; additional requirements must be met. Please refer to the SPCP
website for other trainer member requirements or contact the office for a Trainer Application Packet.
Marjorie Grimm, CPCP
Marjorie began her permanent cosmetics career in 1993 with studios in California and Washington. She served on the SPCP Board of Directors for two years and later returned to complete
her term serving as President from 2003–2005. Marjorie has also served as the SPCP’s publicist, legislative consultant, and the assistant editor for the SPCP Quarterly. She is a certified
trainer member and subject matter expert (SME), author of the SPCP textbook, Permanent
Cosmetics: The Foundations of Fundamental Applications, and is the lead instructor for the
SPCP Train the Trainer Class which she updates regularly. Marjorie is also a proud recipient of
the SPCP Industry Leader Award.
Dawn Marrero, CPCP
Dawn Marrero is an excellent communicator. During her ten-year membership in the SPCP, and
as a past Membership Chair on the Board of Directors, she has welcomed and supported new
members with the sincere message of, “I’m here to support you.” As a co-trainer in the Train
the Trainer program, she coordinates time and information to ensure attendees receive critical
teaching elements in the allotted time. She’s an admired educator with a focus on delivering what
is expected; deliver it factually; deliver it effectively.
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Friday, April 22, 2016
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Class
Presented by Laurna Marika, this seminar will include comprehensive and up-to-date industry-specific
information regarding the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard and the methodology required for compliance in the workplace. Attendees will receive a brief introduction to the history and function of the
Occupational Health and Safety Agency (OSHA) and a breakdown of the Standard (CFR 1910.1030)
as it pertains to the permanent cosmetic industry. Topics to be covered will include: epidemiology and
symptoms of bloodborne diseases; modes of disease transmission; exposure control methods, including
engineering controls, work practices, and personal protective equipment (PPE). Also presented will be
workplace risk reduction through the application of appropriate housekeeping methods; the function
and design of an Exposure Control Plan, including its elements, record keeping, HepB vaccination, and
the exposure/post evaluation process. There is an exam following the class for knowledge assessment.
Laurna Marika
Laurna Marika is an OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer for 10-hour and 30-hour General
Industry programs. She has over eight years experience as an instructor teaching Bloodborne
Pathogens and the Principles of Infection Control for the body modification industry. Laurna
has taught classes ranging from onsite small studios to larger convention seminars. As a traditional tattoo artist and co-owner of Mr. Shorty’s Tattoo Emporium, LLC in Lexington, South
Carolina, Laurna brings to her classes real life experience in how to introduce Bloodborne
Pathogens Standard compliance into a working studio environment.
2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Step up Your Income with Insurance Billing
Mary Jane Haake, CPCP
Many technicians reduce or waive their fees entirely for breast cancer clients. Did you know that most
breast cancer clients have insurance that covers their areola/nipple tattooing? Repigmenting scars and
grafts due to melanoma removal is also a covered procedure. Is your practice limited to permanent cosmetics? Eyeliner and eyebrows may also be covered with a diagnosis of Alopecia from a referring physician. Join Mary Jane for a step-by-step guide on how to expand your practice to include electronic billing.
This workshop is especially beneficial to US technicians.
Mary Jane Haake, CPCP
Mary Jane trained under the master, Bert Grimm, who bridged the breadth of the 20th Century
and taught her permanent cosmetics skills. A former Board Member of the SPCP, Mary Jane has
been tattooing since 1981 at Dermigraphics, LLC. In addition to offering custom tattoos, she
now devotes her services through the medical community to breast cancer survivors and others
in need. Her medical practice is billed 100% online through her clients’ medical insurance. Mary
Jane is also a recipient of the SPCP Industry Leader Award.
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Early Registration and Check-In
3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Vendor Room Set-Up (Vendors Only)
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Saturday, April 23, 2016 - Convention Begins
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
First Time Attendee Orientation
Grab your breakfast and meet us in the Vendor Room where you will meet the SPCP Board of Directors
and learn how to make the best of your convention experience!
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Registration and Check-In
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Vendor Room Open
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. SPCP Silent Auction
The silent auction starts today and runs through on Sunday, ending at 4:30 pm.
10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Vendor Presentations
Half-hour vendor presentations will run throughout the day. Learn about the latest products and services
and how they can enhance your business.
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
SPCP Product Sales Booth Open
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Lunch Break (on your own)
1:30 pm – 3:30 p.m.
CPCP Exam
Preregistration for the Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional Exam is required by Friday, April 8th.
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Networking Reception - SPCP Red Carpet Affair
One cannot deny that the networking reception is one of the most popular events the SPCP conventions offer. Dress attire is optional, but don’t miss the opportunity to show off your fancy cocktail dresses and gowns.
Discounted bar tickets available at the event
Sunday, April 24, 2016
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
SPCP Booth Open
8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
SPCP Silent Auction
8:50 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
General Seating
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9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Official Welcome and Announcements
9:30 a.m. – l0:45 a.m.
Microneedling and Scope of Practice
Microneedling has gained popularity around the world because it is affordable and effective. Treatment
protocols are more complex than first thought, and there is desperate need for standardization around
the world. Confusion now exists due to widely disseminated misinformation from some device manufacturers and “the blind leading the blind” via social media. Scope of practice has become one of the greatest
concerns. Remember...it is not the length of the needle that determines scope of practice, but rather the
“condition being treated”. In this lecture you will discover how to safely obtain effective results while remaining within your scope of practice.
Lance Setterfield, MD
Dr. Lance Setterfield, one of the world’s foremost dermal needling experts, is an educator, skin
treatment specialist, and international speaker. Author of “Concise Guide to Dermal Needling”,
he draws from 32 years of medical experience with special interest in cell-to-cell communication, particularly researching effects of dermal needling on the epidermis (cosmetic) and dermis
(medical). An early adopter of dermal needling in Canada (2005), his collaboration with clinics
and companies around the world has enabled him to be on the forefront of this technology.
11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Success with Male Eyebrows and Alopecia Clients
Taking on Two Challenging and Sensitive Procedures
Penny comes from a family of artists and appreciates a challenge that stimulates her abilities as a true artist.
She discovered that natural appearing eyebrows and eyeliner enhancements for men and alopecia
sufferers provides them with confidence, and are two of the most rewarding procedures to add to your
service menu. Get ready to be educated and motivated to step into challenging but very rewarding areas
of performing life changing ‘illusions’ of artistry! Let the magic of metamorphosis begin!
Penny Rudy, CPCP
Penny is well known throughout the Northwest for her compassion and artistry in permanent
cosmetics since she started in 1999. She remains involved with Washington State legislation,
education, and is a highly regarded international speaker. Penny is a past director, SPCP Lifetime
Member, CPCP certified and a Trainer Member. She changed her business name to Chrysalis
Clinic of Permanent Cosmetics after suffering a personal loss. While comparing this loss to the
metamorphosis of the caterpillar evolving into the beautiful butterfly, Penny also thought of
clients who had a metamorphosis through restorative procedures.
11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Vendor Room - Last Day
12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Lunch on your own
1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.
The Color Business of Black and White
Pat’s ongoing study of color authoritatively provides her the ability to present the dangers of white and
the expectations of black. This unique study provides a comprehensive lecture on black and white colorants and what they do in the skin. Presenting black and more importantly blue-black syndrome, Pat will
explain how to correct it. She will cover everything from the heavy weight of white in an eyeliner to the
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white of the 3D lips or camouflaging so you will know when to say no to a procedure and not go beyond
your professional boundaries.
Pat Shibley-Gauthier, CPCP
Pat’s 27-year career demonstrates her industry dedication and passion through her efforts at the
Micro Pigmentation Centre, located in Canada, the US, and abroad. She is a sought after international educator and presenter. As an SPCP Lifetime Member, Subject Matter Expert, Board
Director, and Trainer Member, Pat continues to share her knowledge and insight surrounding
all aspects of fundamental and continuing education. Working with pigments for the past 23
years has provided her first-hand knowledge on the manufacturing of cosmetic pigments, how
they react, heal, and present themselves in the skin.
Breast Reconstruction Insider
3:00 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Never before presented at an SPCP event, Mandy will take us on a journey through the patients’ reconstructive phase. You’ll see exclusive video footage from the plastic surgeons she works with. This will
include things like radiation, tissue expansion, and nipple reconstruction. Knowing all you can about the
reconstruction process will be crucial for you to communicate with your clients. This is a must see if you
are providing these procedures or would like to add areola tattooing service for your clients.
Mandy Sauler, CPCP
Mandy Sauler is the owner of CosMed Tattoo, and an industry leader specializing in areola/3D
nipple tattooing. She is an active member of the SPCP, and has provided valuable insight and
contributions in the creation of the SPCP Areola Book. Growing up in the tattoo industry, Mandy’s
commitment to excellence results in continuous education, striving to improve upon her talents
and broaden her skill set. Currently, Mandy works in conjunction with dozens of doctors and in
several of the top hospitals in the nation.
4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Panel of Experts - Moderator, Debra Guastella, CPCP
With – Dr. Lance Setterfield, Pat Gauthier, Penny Rudy, and Mandy Sauler
The day culminates with one of the most popular presentations of Convention. Get answers to your
pressing industry-related questions.
Debra Guastella, CPCP
Debra brings undisputable and recognized talents to the permanent cosmetic industry. Her flair
for pageantry and ability to make all feel welcome as the official event Coordinator/Emcee is
enjoyed by all who attend. Her technical talents lend to much sought-after fundamental and
advanced training, specializing in areola regimentation procedures. Debra is an industry leader,
speaker, and industry trainer offering permanent cosmetic services in New Orleans and is a
recipient of the prestigious SPCP Industry Leader Award.
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Monday April 25, 2016
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Continental Breakfast
9:00 a.m.- 9:15 a.m.
General Seating & Announcements
9:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Master Social Media Marketing
Are you actively using social media in your business? Would you like to attract new customers and grow
your business? This lecture will teach you the best strategies to improve your business/brand presence
with Facebook and Instagram. Learn the five laws of social media marketing and how to implement a
plan for success. Whether you are a social media beginner or are social media savvy, you can’t miss these
proven techniques that will increase your clientele and strengthen your customer following.
April Meese, CPCP
April previously served the SPCP as a Board Director and Ethics Chairperson, and now assists
with SPCP Events. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from
the University of Texas. After obtaining an esthetician license, her resume includes 12 years of
experience in some of the country’s best spas, and she traveled as the National and International
Educational Manager for a medical skincare line. She began her permanent cosmetics career in
2005, and after working with a dermatologist in New York City for many years, April founded
Customized Beauty Ltd.
10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Microblading Flow
Tina Davies will demonstrate through SPCP-style video presentation - Microblading Flow: an unstructured and loose style of microstroking based on free-hand eyebrow design: allowing the artist’s concept
to flow from her mind to the canvas of the skin. She will also present an interactive demonstration on
how to practice microblading/microstroking, focusing on rhythm, pressure, and stroke technique. This
is an exercise that you don’t want to miss!
Tina Davies
Tina is an award-winning permanent cosmetic artist from San Francisco, California and now
resides in Canada. She started her career over fifteen years ago and has completed over 13,000
procedures. Tina is a pioneer in the microblading/microstroking field having first presented on
the subject in 2014, but continued to be frustrated with the lack of safe and high quality tools
to perform great work. Recognizing a need for professional grade tools for serious artists, she
designed and developed her own line of disposable microblading needles/hand tools.
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Annual Business Meeting & Luncheon
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Round Table Discussions
Pat Shibley-Gauthier, CPCP - Moderator
Back by massive popular demand, convention attendees, in small group format, will be given a scenario
by moderator, Pat Gauthier, to discuss and formulate solutions that will be presented to the other attendees. This is a great way to learn, hear, and share new ideas from your peers.
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3:15 p.m. – 4:30 p.m
Top Shelf Branding
In a world of million dollar ad budgets and billion dollar brands, can your small business compete? Lana
Duke says you can and shares her tips on developing your own unique, highly profitable brand. Speaking straight from her own personal experience – Lana turned a local steakhouse into the world’s largest
fine-dining brand and now runs five high-volume Ruth’s Chris restaurants and other successful businesses. She tells how to set yourself apart from your competition, using techniques like personal notes and
community involvement that cost little but pay off in big results.
Lana Duke
Lana’s story is a classic rags-to-riches tale. Raised in Canadian foster care, she moved to New
Orleans at 18, selling pots and pans door-to-door to get by. Hard work and determination landed
her in advertising and marketing. As head of a firm that grew to be the largest woman-owned ad
agency in the Gulf South, Lana helped build Ruth’s Chris Steak House into a sizzling national and
international success. Now Lana is the owner of five Ruth’s Chris restaurants, the Palace Truck
Stop & Casino, and a Huddle House. As part of her “give back” philosophy, Lana actively works
with foster children in San Antonio, New Orleans, and Toronto.
4:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Raffle Time!
Thanks to the generosity of our members, we have great prizes, including a FREE attendance to FALL
CONFERENCE 2016 and CONVENTION 2017! If you cannot stay until the end, simply put your name
on the back of your tickets and have another attendee watch them for you – we will be sure to send you
whatever you WIN! Good Luck!
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SPCP Booth
The SPCP runs a booth at every convention for products available exclusively to our members. Members may purchase
items such as colorful client brochures, the SPCP photo album, our Client Forms Pack, and many SPCP identifying
products. Various publications are available including the extremely popular and highly recommended SPCP textbook
by Marjorie Grimm: Permanent Cosmetics – The Foundation of the Fundamental Application.
Hotel Information
The Flamingo Las Vegas is located at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip since they started rolling dice in 1946. This self-contained casino and resort offers everything an adventurous vacationer could want; including a Wildlife Habitat and a 15acre Caribbean-style water playground. Set on the famous four corners of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, this
hotel provides you with all the Las Vegas excitement with hospitality and service that’s second to none. The Flamingo is
just steps away from the most popular hotels and shopping, and conveniently located near the Monorail which provides
easy access to the entire Strip. There are also ample dining options such as Margaritaville, Center Cut Steakhouse, Beach
Club Bar & Grill, Carlos ‘n Charlie’s and many more!
The Flamingo Las Vegas
3555 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
888-373-9855 or 702-733-3111
Registration for the Convention does not include hotel reservations. A block of upgraded “GO” rooms has been reserved
at a special conference rate. They are available on a “first-come, first served” basis before March 21, 2016. Don’t delay; make
your reservation today before it’s too late! Please support this event by only booking rooms at the host hotel.
Individual room reservations, cancellations and revisions can be made by calling:
888-373-9855 or 702-733-3111
www.flamingolasvegas.com
Be sure to use group code “SFSPC6”
for the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals to ensure our group rate of
$89/night Sun-Thu and $129/night Fri-Sat
$20/night resort fee and tax is not included
Hotel check-in time should not be anticipated until after 4:00 p.m. and check out time is 11:00 a.m. Valet parking is
available at the hotel east entrance. Self-parking is available in the South Garage, located immediately east of the main
entrance. Both are complimentary, but limited.
Travel Information
McCarran International Airport serves many airlines, most with direct flights. Check with your travel agent or carrier
for rates soon, as this is a favorite travel time and it is spring break for many. Timely and inexpensive airport transporta-
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tion is available to and from the hotel by shuttle services from $6.50 plus gratuity per person, each way. To find a shuttle
a service visit https://www.mccarran.com/Go/Shuttles.aspx They are also located at the west side of the baggage claim at
McCarran Airport, outside door exits 7-12. Taxi fare is approximately $26.00.
Roommate Requests
If you would like the SPCP to help you find a roommate for the Convention, you must fill out the Roommate Request
Form and return it with your registration as soon as possible or if you are registering online, please write in the notes that
you need a roommate and what your check in and check out dates are. It is hard to find roommates as the convention
nears. Remember March 21, 2016 is the deadline for the SPCP room rates – it is better to cancel a reservation if you find
a roommate than to be without a room altogether!
Attendee Requirements
During all SPCP Presentations in consideration of and respect for speakers and other attendees:
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Mobile phones or other electronic devices must be on silent with vibration turned off. Key strokes
must also be on silent.
Videotaping or audio recording with any device is prohibited.
Photography with or without flash is not allowed with any camera, mobile phone, or other electronic
devices during presentations; screen shots of PowerPoints are also prohibited.
Use of mobile phones will be permitted during presentations only if the screens are kept flat or below
the edge of the table with silent keystrokes for the purpose of: note taking, and/or texting, tweeting, or
other social media posting. Keep in mind that fingernail tapping is extremely distracting.
Laptop or tablet use will be permitted for note taking purposes only if the attendee is seated in the
small designated area in the back of the room in order to prevent glare and distraction for other attendees.
In consideration of our paid vendors, there is to be no sales or promotion of products or services outside the vendor
room. No procedures of any kind may be conducted anywhere within the hotel before or during the convention dates.
A name badge is required for admittance to all functions. Loss of your badge will result in a $10.00 replacement charge.
Please help us eliminate the embarrassment of having to remove non-paying friends or relatives accompanying you to the
lectures. Badges will be checked.
An evaluation form is provided at each class. For attendees to obtain credit hours, the evaluation form needs to be turned
in immediately after each class. If you arrive fifteen minutes late for a lecture or leave before a lecture is completed, you
cannot receive continuing education credits for that particular lecture. Certificates will be mailed after the convention.
Please be prepared for lecture rooms to be on the cool side. Dressing in layers or bringing a sweater is recommended.
CANCELLATION POLICY: A refund less an $80 processing fee will be made upon written request prior to April 8, 2016. We
appreciate your understanding that there cannot be any other exceptions as printing is paid for and food is ordered, etc.
Mailed-in registrations must be sent prior to the April 8, 2016 postmark deadline.
Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals
69 North Braodway • Des Plaines, Illinois 60016
The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals
25th Anniversary Convention and Trade Show
April 23 - 25, 2016 – Flamingo Hotel – Las Vegas, Nevada
REGISTRATION FORM
The Convention is open to all SPCP members. If you are a current member whose membership expires during or before April 2016, you must
renew membership prior to submitting this application. Non-members may attend the convention only after joining the SPCP. You may join
online at www.spcp.org.
Attendees acknowledge, by completing this form, only registered vendors may sell or promote products or services exclusive to within the
vendor room and vendor lecture room. No procedures may be conducted within the hotel and no pre-convention classes may be offered.
Fax your charge information to:
(847) 635-1326
CURRENT MEMBERS
or
PRINT OR TYPE CLEARLY
Convention Registration Fee Includes three continental breakfasts, the networking reception,
vendor room admission, all lectures Saturday - Monday and the Annual Members Meeting Luncheon.
Mail your form with
credit card information,
check, or money order for full fees to:
SPCP Convention
69 North Broadway St.
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Phone: (847) 635-1330
Registration: postmarked by April 8th
Door Registration: after April 8th
Pre-registration is required for all of the following pre-convention classes:
Flamingo Hotel
for convention attendees
repeat attendees
for all others
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
for attendees and their employees $95.00
for all others
$125.00
Friday April 22 8:30 A.M.
Reservations
Phone: 888-373-9855/702-733-3111
$295.00
$150.00
$350.00
Additional Attendees:
Online: www.flamingo.com
Specialty Class: Step up Your Income with Insurance Billing
Friday, April 22
$89 (Su-Th)/$129 (Fr-Sa) per night
Use Code: SFSPC6
$495.00
$545.00
Train the Trainer
Wednesday & Thursday April 20-21
(Check with SPCP office for attendee requirements)
Register online at: www.spcp.org
($20/night resort fee + tax not included)
*Attendance limited to 150*
Afternoon session 2:00 -5:00 pm
$150.00
GUEST PACKET: Includes three continental breakfasts, the networking reception, and vendor day admission
Guest Name (Must accompany registered attendee):
Guest Monday Luncheon Attendance: (included for convention attendees)
Block held only until March 21, 2016
and likely to fill before this date.
TOTAL
AMOUNT $
PAID:
Member Attendee Information:
Name of Attendee
Address
City
Phone (
)
State
Zip
E-mail
Where did you hear about this convention?
Is this your first SPCP Spring Convention?
Are you a Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional? (CPCP designation only)
CANCELLATION POLICY: A refund less a $80 processing fee will be made upon written cancellation prior to April 8, 2016.
Personal checks will NOT be accepted after April 8, 2016 postmark. For further information, call (847) 635-1330.
CHARGE CARD INFORMATION
Expiration:
/
Account Number:
Name:
Amount:
Signature:
(as it appears on card)
$80.00
$50.00