Pivot Point International
Benjamin Polk has extensive work experience in various roles within the beauty and education industries. Benjamin started their career in 1962 as a Newspaper Reporter for the Effingham Daily News. In 1967, they joined Carson Pirie Scott and private salons, where they worked as a Cosmetology and Teacher Licensure Manager/Stylist for ten years.
In 1977, Polk joined Pivot Point International, where they held multiple roles throughout their career. Benjamin began as a Marketing/Editorial professional and an Editor. Benjamin also served as the Co-Chair of the International Teacher Symposium. From 1982 to 1984, they were the Director of Chemical Services, and from 1984 to 1989, they held the positions of Director of Education and Administrative Director.
Polk's time at Pivot Point International spanned nearly four decades, with their last recorded role being an Editor until 2015.
Overall, Benjamin Polk has a diverse background in marketing, editorial work, education, and chemical services within the beauty industry.
Benjamin Polk attended Eastern Illinois University and studied English. The exact duration of their education and whether they obtained a degree is unknown from the information provided.
Pivot Point International
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If you’re considering a career in the beauty industry, shouldn’t you earn your education with one of the largest networks of hair and beauty schools in North America? Pivot Point International Academy has been training hair designers for over 45 years and utilizes a team of international experts to teach one-of-a-kind techniques in an engaging way.Pivot Point’s primary goal is to instill a high-quality work ethic and offer the knowledge, techniques, and tools needed for each student to be successful in their career, regardless of which beauty career path they choose.The Bloomingdale, Illinois campus offers programs in Cosmetology, Esthetics and Teacher Training.To work with students’ busy schedules, the school offers part-time and full-time tracks with daytime, evening and weekend classes. This allows students the opportunity to continue working in their current career while preparing for their future one.In order for prospective students to meet admissions requirements at Pivot Point, they must be at least 17 years of age, possess a high school diploma or GED, pass a basic English and math entrance exam, and meet with an admissions representative.The school is approved to offer financial aid in the forms of scholarships and grants, so students should complete the FAFSA application to determine their eligibility.