SPCP 29Th Annual Convention and Trade Show 2020

th Annual Convention 29& Trade Show Rosen Plaza Hotel, Orlando March 28–30, 2020 | www.spcp.org Celebrating the of Our Industry SPCP 29th Annual Convention & Trade Show Orlando, Florida The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals Welcomes You to the 29th Annual Convention & Trade Show Rosen Plaza Hotel, Orlando, Florida The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals (SPCP) is the principal 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 theSPCP Quar- terly, provides educational events and materials, and actively supports fair industry legislation as well as working with governmental agencies for the best interest of our industry. The Society has a large internet (www.spcp.org) and social media presence 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 a Fall Conference. The SPCP provides a highly regarded industry credentialing program (CPCP) with testing available at SPCP events and similar gatherings. The Society is well known for it educational materials, including a newly updated Permanent Cosmetics textbook, also available in Spanish, and an Infection Control book. 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........................................................................Melisa Ferriola, CPCP Secretary, SPCP Quarterly Chair................................ Molly Klipp, CPCP Treasurer, Ethics Committee Chair.............................Jacque Folsom, CPCP Membership Chair........................................................ Melba Czosnowski, CPCP Education and International Outreach Committee Chair.......................................... Karen Betts, CPCP Spanish Membership Chair.......................................... Hector Guisa, CPCP Communications Chair................................................. Angela Gates, CPCP SPCP Administration Executive Director.........................................................Kate Ciampi Shergold, CPCP Association Administrator............................................ Beth Plancon Convention Emcee.........................................................Debra Guastella, CPCP Convention Assistant.................................................... April Meese, CPCP Materials Manager........................................................Marjorie Grimm, CPCP Website Administrator..................................................Brian Culp Page 2 SPCP 29th Annual Convention & Trade Show Orlando, Florida Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals 29th Annual Convention and Trade Show March 28–30, 2020, Orlando, Florida Pre-Convention Programs Thursday, March 26–Friday, March 27, 2020 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ..................Train the Trainer Friday half day 9–12 Shanan Zickefoose, BSN, RN, CPCP This highly acclaimed program is presented by SPCP Former Director and Trainer Member, Shanan Zickefoose, 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 casts the seeds 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. Attend- ing 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. Attending this class alone does not make one an SPCP trainer member. Shanan Zickefoose BSN, RN, CPCP Shanan began her career in permanent cosmetics in 2006 and owns a medical spa practice in Tulsa, Oklahoma where she practices all areas of permanent cosmetics. She has been an active member of the SPCP since 2007, including serving on the Board of Directors. Always driven by a challenge, she pursued and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from the Uni- versity of Tulsa. Through her nursing specialties and personal family medical issues, it became clear that wound care was a passion that complimented her career and personal goals. Shanan Shanan Zickefoose recently authored a popular SPCP book, Principles of Infection Control for the Tattoo Industry, BSN, RN, CPCP a must-read for anyone in our industry. Friday, March 27, 2020 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. ................Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Class Laurna Marika This is by far the most comprehensive, industry specific bloodborne pathogens program available for permanent cosmetic professionals. The OSHA Bloodborne Patho- gens Standard will be covered, with an emphasis on needlestick guidelines, Hepatitis B and C, information on MRSA, exposure control plan requirements, recordkeeping, and the latest interpretation covering these topics as they relate to the body modification industry. A bloodborne pathogens class is a requirement for the CPCP exam and renewal, and may be purchased separately for non-convention attendees. Laurna Marika Laurna is an OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer for 10-hour and 30-hour General Industry Laurna Marika programs. She has over eight years’ experience as an instructor teaching Bloodborne Pathogens Page 3 SPCP 29th Annual Convention & Trade Show Orlando, Florida 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 Patho- gens Standard compliance into a working studio environment. 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. .................Pre-Convention Specialty Class Areola Tattooing: Beyond the Basics Kris Fernicola and Mandy Sauler, CPCP As artists we learn the basics of drawing, shading, highlights, depth, and shape. But how do we take what is a standard 3D areola/nipple tattoo and make it really pop, hyper-realism detail with texture unique for each client’s needs and desires? No two areolas are exactly the same, each being as unique as we are people of diversity. Each artist develops their own style whether it is lips, brows, liner, or areola work. Kris and Mandy will demonstrate how we can use our individual style and take areola tattooing Beyond the Basics. Kris Fernicola Kris brings true artistry to the industry having studied portrait, anatomy, and realism drawing at the Art Student League in NY City as well as studied under the tutelage of many fabulous artists. It was her mom’s and sister’s battles with cancer that inspired her to begin the journey as a paramedical tattoo artist. Using her gift for realism art, she now works with women and men who have had Kris Fernicola mastectomies and reconstruction as being part of the Sauler Insti- tute team. Kris haw been awarded in competition for her areola tattooing. Mandy Sauler, CPCP Owner of the Sauler Institute of Tattooing, Mandy has taken her 23 years of tattooing knowl- edge and brought it to the medical field. Her work has been published in medical journals, and has brought attention from USA Today, and a list of other media outlets. Now in 9 locations and a growing office, Mandy continues to grow her business to spread the benefits of medical and cosmetic tattooing. Her passion for this industry has extended to the next generation by creating a training school taught at one of the top hospitals in the nation. Mandy Sauler, CPCP 3:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m. .................Exhibitor Room Set-Up (Exhibitors Only) 5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m. .................Early Registration and Check-In Convention Programs Saturday, March 28, 2020 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 Exhibitor 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 Page 4 SPCP 29th Annual Convention & Trade Show Orlando, Florida 9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. ................ Opening Announcements Keynote Speaker–Mary Jane Haake, CPCP Mary Jane Haake, CPCP Mary Jane trained under the master, Bert Grimm, who bridged the breadth of the 20th Cen- tury and taught her traditional tattooing, as well as permanent makeup and repigmentation skills he learned on restoring soldiers’ faces damaged by mustard gas. A former Board Member of the SPCP, Mary Jane has been tattooing since 1981 at Dermigraphics, LLC. In addition to offering custom tattoos, she also devotes her services

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