NSCDI proudly welcomes Madame Leo Revita, a groundbreaking leader in the beauty industry, as a new ambassador for the #NewSummitColorPRO program. Revita, known for her remarkable journey from salon cleaner to CEO of a 120-branch salon empire, brings unparalleled passion, expertise, and inspiration to NSCDI's initiative. Her leadership as a business owner and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights aligns perfectly with NSCDI's mission to advance the industry with creativity, collaboration, and a shared passion for excellence.
proudly welcomes Madame Leo Revita to its growing family of #NewSummitColorPRO ambassadors. Known as a groundbreaking leader in the beauty industry and beyond, Leo’s inclusion in this prestigious group exemplifies NSCDI’s commitment to fostering innovation, talent, and diversity. As a celebrated hair professional, entrepreneur, and the first transgender LGBTQ City Councilor of Tagum City, Leo brings unparalleled passion, expertise, and inspiration to the initiative.
In an interview, Rosa Cinco, President and CEO of NSCDI, expressed her excitement about Leo joining #NewSummitColorPROs. She highlighted the program’s vision to build a thriving community of stylists and salon owners dedicated to professional hair care. “With each member, we bring in fresh perspectives and strengthen our partnerships with long-time supporters. Madame Leo Revita perfectly embodies our mission to advance the industry with creativity, collaboration, and a shared passion for excellence,”Madame Leo Revita’s journey is nothing short of remarkable.
As part of the #NewSummitColorPRO family, Revita will continue to inspire and lead, representing NSCDI’s dedication to innovation and empowerment in the beauty industry. Her unique journey and unwavering commitment to excellence are a testament to what can be achieved with determination and a relentless passion for one’s craft.Madame Leo Revita’s partnership with NSCDI marks another milestone in the company’s mission to elevate professional hair care in the Philippines.
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