business2business CACI report record high Habia appointment
Jo Goodman has joined Habia and the Skills Active team as Sales & Marketing Director.
Jo brings a wealth of experience and knowledge with her from previous roles within the beauty and Spa sectors. Some of her previous roles have included Spa Manager for Virgin Active, Business Manager for Elemis and more recently Sales Director for Grafton International.
Commenting on her new role, Jo says: “My aim is to strengthen the links between education, industry standards and employers while adding value for our members through a wide variety of new projects and packages. I look forward to building strong relationships with our partners and taking Habia to the next level.”
CACI International have reported a record high for attendance in January at their training facilities located in Elstree, Hertfordshire.
30 new UK salons became certified CACI consultants in the first month of the year, along with courses being fully booked up to three months in advance.
CACI trainer Samantha Sands told GN: “It is fantastic to be training so many new salon delegates who are passionate about CACI and excited to be introducing the treatment to their clients.”
Collaboration for Cancer Aware
treatment Wellness for Cancer, the first global organisation to establish standardised, objective, cancer-focused training and business criteria for the Spa and wellness industry, has partnered with Shared Beauty Secrets, founders of the Lava Shell massage, to develop the first Cancer Aware Lava Shells treatment, Lava Wellness.
Drawing on their 10 years of experience of delivering safe treatments, Wellness for Cancer has collaborated with Shared Beauty Secrets to provide training to therapists already Lava Shell trained in a Cancer Aware specific Lava Shell massage. This will allow them to offer a safe treatment to clients who have experienced or are currently living with cancer.
Announcing the collaboration, Clare Anderson, Founder of Shared Beauty Secrets and the Lava Shell Massage says: “This collaboration marks an important step forward not just for Lava Shells but also for the industry. Incorporating gentle warmth into massage gives deeply rewarding benefits and we are absolutely delighted that we can now safely offer this to our clients with or post cancer. We thank Wellness for Cancer for giving us the confidence and skills to achieve this.”
Habia is the government appointed sector skills body and industry authority for hair, beauty, nails, Spa therapy, barbering and African type hair, whilst SkillsActive is the officially recognised and licensed organisation that sets standards for skills.
Jo Goodman
Battersea welcomes Salon Services
Hair and beauty supplier Salon Services has opened its first professional store in Battersea.
The new trade-only store is based on Queen’s Circus in Battersea, and marks the first of a number of new Salon Services stores openings this year.
Michael Dewey, Managing Director, Salon Services UK & Ireland, says: “We’re delighted to open our first trade store in Battersea which will be a great asset to hair and beauty businesses in the local area. The central location will make shopping with us more convenient and we look forward to welcoming customers from Battersea through our doors.”
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