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Three-time Emmy-nominated hairstylist Mary Guerrero won a Hair Guild Award for her work on Will & Grace, as well as an Emmy for General Hospital. A television and film hairstylist for more than twenty years, Guerrero began her career with NBC Studios. She has styled for such series as Golden Girls, The Larry Sanders Show, NewsRadio, Dharma and Greg, Reba and, more recently, Dancing with the Stars. Her feature film credits include Terminator 2, Kindergarten Cop and more. For the Television Academy, Guerrero co-chaired the Diversity Committee. Beyond her entertainment career, Guerrero is also an accomplished motivational trainer, and has developed a seminar called “Experience Excellence,” a phrase she tries to live by.
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Tommy Cole, an original Mouseketeer from 1950s television, worked as a singer, dancer and actor until age 24. He then began his award-winning career as a makeup artist, which has garnered him a total of seven Primetime Emmy nominations, including an Emmy win for his makeup design on the highly acclaimed miniseries Backstairs at the White House. He also earned a Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award for his work on Geppetto. Always a union activist, Cole ran for and won the position of Business Representative for Local 706, Makeup Artists and Hair Stylists Guild, in 2003. Now in his second term, he has a full-time job as his union's authority figure interpreting rules and bylaws and giving counsel to an eclectic group of 1,700-plus active members who require answers to questions on a daily basis on a myriad of entertainment-related contracts. In January of 2007 he was appointed by the International IA as a Labor Director/Trustee of the Motion Picture Industry Pension and Health Plans. As Cole puts it, “I’m never at a loss for something to do!”
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