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Press Release: Jewelers of America (JA), the national trade association for businesses serving the fine jewelry marketplace, will be presenting the Jewelers of America Education Program at the JA New York Winter Show from March 2 to 3, 2014, in New York City. The Education Program is free to JA New York Show attendees and will feature informational sessions led by industry experts in the fields of jewelry design, product diversification, platinum bridal jewelry, marketing, security and social media. “At Jewelers of America, we believe education is empowering,” said JA's director of public affairs and education, Susan Thea Posnock. “We are proud to once again produce a high-quality education program that provides valuable information to help jewelry professionals evolve and expand their businesses and succeed in their careers.” The education sessions include:
• Store Security: How to Spot a Jewelry Criminal and What a Jeweler Should Do – presented by Scott Guginsky of Jewelers’ Security Alliance.
• Thriving in the Internet Age: A Panel Discussion – moderated by Michelle Graff of National Jeweler.
• Turning on the Platinum Profit Machine for Your Bridal Business – presented by Kevin Reilly of Platinum Guild International.
• Capitalizing on Custom – presented by Peggy Jo Donahue of MJSA.
• Social Media: Why it Pays to be Likeable – presented by Dave Kerpen of Likeable Jewelers.
• Diversify Your Supply Chain for Success – presented by Matthew Tratner of Jewelers of America.
• Marketing by Design: Bring in New Designers to Differentiate Your Store Brand – presented by Cindy Edelstein of Jeweler’s Resource Bureau. To learn more about Jewelers of America and the benefits of membership, visit www.jewelers.org. To register for the JA New York Show and view complete seminar descriptions for the Jewelers of America Education Program, visit www.ja-newyork.com/events/ja-education-conference.shtml Jewelers of America is the national trade association for businesses serving the fine jewelry marketplace. Jewelers of America's primary purpose is to improve consumer confidence in the jewelry industry. Visit www.jewelers.org for more information.
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