Success Stories

After getting to see all his amazing talent all over social media, it came to no surprise that Ken Ly was recognized for all his hard work this past month through our Bellevue campus.

I get to share the success of Ms. Jordan Williams this month from our Renton Campus. Ms. Jordan has branded herself on social media, setting her success up from the start of her career. It all starts here Jordan! Welcome to the beauty industry!
About Jordan Williams
Like many others, Ms.

“Prior to starting school I was a stay at home mom and owner of Lets Toast 360- an event bartending company,” states Taryn. Already knowing the hard work, effective communication and dedication it takes …

“Before I enrolled in Beauty School I was a Software Engineer and worked at the Belarussian University as a System Administrator. I also had studied Psychology for two years at Moscow…

“Before I enrolled into Evergreen Beauty College I was working at Fred Meyer’s on the graveyard shift. I’ve been inspired by this industry for years and I was tired of just doing the bare minimum; working at fast…

“I worked a lot of clerical jobs to build my resume and get out on my own. Office work seemed like the best way to find those things that I was told creativity wouldn’t get me. Most of those opportunities were temp positions, until I began working at Nordstrom…

What makes you happy? Is it your job? I get to share the success of Ms. Sarah Blair and one thing that makes her happy.

I am super excited to share the success of this student, Ms. Johanna Stromberg. Over the past months I have personally witnessed the interaction she has with her clients, the staff, and her peers.

One of the cool things about the lady I get to write about in this blog post is her dedication to the information she shares. I can tell you from all of Ms.

As I travel the social media platforms, I sometimes come across posts that can keep me scrolling through content. Have you ever had that happen? Where you loose track of what you were originally doing, just to find out or see more of what ‘stopped’ you in the first place.