Best practice for a better industry
Be part of an event that is working to change industry for the better. Enhance your knowledge, connect with industry experts and stay on top of industry trends and developments. There is more to this beauty stuff than 'fluff and sparkles' and we are serious about education. Topics in 2018 include: treating dark skin types safely, client privacy, digital media, infection control, laser & IPL, dermal needling, Micro-pigmentation and Micro-blading, dealing with different personalities, Ultrasound technology for lifting and tightening, and more....
2018 Speaker line-up:
Mich Channon
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Michelle is well recognised for her dedication and skills working with the Environ and Jane Iredale ranges for some 14 years, she's back in the driving seat and is passionate about educating beauty and skin professionals in all things skin. 'Mich' as she prefers to be called is lining up a great presentation addressing acne and rosacea concerns.
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Trevor Topfer - "The digital guy" - Topcatt
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Trevor is all over the digital space within the Beauty & Aesthetics industry, he is not just another website or social media guy - he really gets your business. If you hope to connect to your audience - you need to see Trevor. Bringing us up to speed with social media content, his presentation this year fits in nicely with the office of the Privacy Commissioner who will tackle the in's and out's of what happens if you get it wrong.
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Sinda Hall - Melanoma NZ
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Sinda spent the early part of her life in Zimbabwe, where she trained as a General Nurse and Midwife, and more recently achieved a post graduate qualification in Health Sciences. Previously she worked in supportive care role for Sweet Louise, (a charity helping those with advanced breast cancer). Currently she works as Melanoma Information Advisor. Sinda feels that the management of the physical aspects of any cancer diagnosis is only one element of the patient’s care. Supportive care is all about helping patients feel as well as they can, and providing non clinical information, practical assistance and emotional support in order that they to continue to live life well.
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Glen Sharkey - NZ Speakers Association
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Get the lowdown on personality types and how they communicate. Glen Sharkey is the National President of the NZ Speakers Association and he will have you up and moving in this fun and interactive session. If you have staff conflicts to deal with, or perhaps tricky clients or industry contacts, Glen will soon have you sorting out a fresh approach to evicting people that get under your skin.
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Irene Lohi - Registered nurse and queen of laser
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Tap into one of New Zealand's leading Laser practitioners - being the first Indian Registered Nurse to own and operate a skin and hair clinic and to be able to treat black south African skin types with success. Irene will be sharing how she transforms hirsutism clients into beauty queens with her laser and also by understanding the medical conditions that affect thousands of women. You will be impressed by her before & after images and moved by what she has achieved for her clients.
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Ruth Nicholson - Passionate about getting industry to work together
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Ruth is frustrated that the beauty and appearance medicine industry is so fragmented, each out for their own gains, she believes its about time we started supporting each other through shared access to better education, advice and support when it is needed.
Ruth is here to share what can go wrong and how to tell where your clinic staff are at with their IPL & Laser knowledge, and to discuss managing unwanted side effects related to Laser treatments. |
Lynley Cahill - Getting famous for the wrong reasons ?
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“There are pitfalls. Lack of Privacy, Loss of Privacy – that’s not for everyone. [But] I totally attribute my career to social media.” Kim Kardashian.
In a world where lack-of-privacy determines how insta-famous you become and YouTube is full of ‘my makeup routine tutorials’ it might be hard to see how privacy is relevant to the beauty industry. But not everyone is at the salon waiting to get treatment to post for their next Instagram and it’s your everyday customer’s privacy that Lynley Cahill is here to talk about. Focusing on the principles within the Privacy Act, Lynley will talk about best practice privacy policies for practitioners. She will also introduce tools on the Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s website, such as AskUs, AboutMe and Priv-o-matic that are free, to help you get privacy savvy. Make sure you catch Lynley’s presentation, so you know in a world of Snapchat, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, where the lines of privacy are, because in the words of Kanye, not everyone wants to be “Famous”. |
Tania McKenzie - The successful Aging Paradigm
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Aging Is like a mosaic that has many pieces that go into the completed picture. Tania is going to discuss what constitutes successful aging and what we can do now to alter the final outcome of our aging journey. Tania is a New Zealand Registered Nurse with 12 years nursing experience. After starting her nursing career in general medicine working at North Shore Hospital, Tania joined Skin Institute in 2006 as an Appearance Medicine nurse, and assisting in melanography and practice nursing. read more here.
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Beauty Tech Magazine - Post conference issue (August 2016)
A MESSAGE TO: Our past delegates
"Thank you for supporting this privately owned and funded trade only event, by attending each year you are contributing to, and being part of work towards a better standard of industry. We cant do it without you ! " - Ruth Nicholson, Event Director
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"Proudly Supporting Melanoma NZ"
Although we are only a small company this is an issue we are passionate about and you should be too |
