Product Club has announced the promotion of Adrienne Rogers to artistic director.
by Jan Hillenmeyer
September 12, 2013
1 min to read
Product Club has announced the promotion of Adrienne Rogers to artistic director. She has been a member of Product Club’s education team for seven years, the past five of which as national technical training director.
Rogers has more than 20 years of salon industry experience and is the owner of the popular and well known Hush Salon in Philadelphia. She worked at Cutler Salon in New York and participated in Fashion Week, celebrity shoots and editorial sessions for top beauty publications.
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As artistic director for Product Club, Rogers will be responsible for developing concepts for new DVD collections and leading the education team. She will also be involved in the development of new Product Club products and tools and will teach advanced coloring techniques in the classroom and in hands-on demonstrations. Visit productclub.com.
Salon owner and colorist Adrienne Rogers has been promoted to artistic director for Product Club.
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