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Calling all beauty students! My Salon Suite wants to sponsor your Premiere Shows pass in 2027 so that you can attend and experience the amazing education the show has to offer.
My Salon Suite, a leading salon suite franchise focused on providing beauty, health, and wellness professionals a personal space to build independent businesses, has announced a national partnership with Premiere Show Group and PBA Charities to launch a dedicated student scholarship program for 2027 events.
Through this initiative, My Salon Suite is co-sponsoring 375 total student show pass scholarships across all four major Premiere Shows nationwide: Premiere Anaheim, Premiere Orlando, Premiere San Antonio, and Premiere Columbus throughout 2027.
The program is made possible by My Salon Suite’s Suite Relief Program, which allocates donations to legitimate beauty and wellness 501(c)(3) organizations to empower future industry professionals early in their careers.
The scholarships will cover full student show admission for individuals currently enrolled in programs resulting in a license in cosmetology, barbering, esthetics, nail technology, or massage therapy.
"Investing in the next generation of beauty and wellness professionals is deeply rooted in our mission to inspire and empower modern entrepreneurs," said Susan Boresow, Brand President of My Salon Suite. "Through our Suite Relief Program, we are removing financial barriers for hundreds of students, giving them early access to elite education, premier events, and top industry leaders. We want these future salon owners to know that My Salon Suite is behind them from day one of their journey."
All scholarship applications will be hosted, reviewed, and awarded by PBA Charities via a dedicated application portal.
Are you currently an industry student or know one? Visit the student scholarship application page to learn more and apply!
"We are thrilled to collaborate with My Salon Suite and PBA Charities to welcome hundreds of scholarship recipients to our show floors," said Erin McDonald, Event Director, Premiere Shows. "The Premiere Shows are the leading events for the professional beauty industry, connecting licensed professionals and rising talent with world-class educators, hands-on masterclasses, and leading manufacturers. Providing student passes at this scale gives future creators an essential platform to launch their careers."
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