The Columbus leadership team of Jack and Jill, Inc., a pioneering force in nationwide childhood development practices, spent the past weekend touring Columbus Technical College and receiving curated programmatic services from the esthetics department on July 13, 2024. This visit marks the beginning of concentrated exposure of publicly available services for industry leaders and the public at large as offered by Columbus' next generation of technical professionals.

During the visit, representatives from the full Jack and Jill, Inc. Columbus Chapter engaged with students and faculty in a private interactive session where they received professional spa services. The session also provided students with hands-on experience practicing current industry trends and practical application of their technical skills in a real-world scenario.

"We were thrilled to partner with Columbus Technical College to help empower our city's future workforce, and believe this activity fosters our mission of supporting programs that create opportunities," said Gina Diase, President of the Columbus Chapter of Jack and Jill, Inc. “It was a wonderful bonding experience for our leadership team that allowed us to formally support our community partner. 

"We are excited to welcome Columbus, GA leadership team members of Jack and Jill, Inc. to our campus," said Denise Wells, Executive Director of Public Relations and Communications at Columbus Technical College. "Their visit was inspirational and provided our students with a unique opportunity to showcase their individual and collective talents in ways that will prepare them for successful careers." 

Jack and Jill, Inc.'s visit to CTC strengthens the ties between academia and the public and shines a light on the services available on campus that all citizens can benefit from at reduced industry pricing.  

For more information about all of the industry services available on campus or to schedule appointments, contact CTC at 706.649.1800. Faculty, staff and students welcome opportunities for skill enhancement in preparation for Georgia's future workforce.