Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has appointed and reappointed five professionals to the Board of Cosmetology and Barber Examiners. The governor’s office press release outlining the credentials of each appointee.
Cameron Christoffer of Shelbyville, a hairstylist with 15 years of experience at Cam's Cut and Curl, has been appointed to the board. He also serves as an instructor at Hart Career Center in Mexico. Christoffer holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Missouri, and the governor’s office noted his professional and educational background.
William Davis Jr., a cosmetology professional with 45 years of experience, has been reappointed to the board. He is the owner and director of Paul Mitchell The School Columbia and has previously worked at Hairloom Salon in Forsyth and as admissions director at Paul Mitchell The School Springfield.
Linell Dozier has been appointed to the board. She has more than 30 years of experience in Jefferson City’s business and public service sectors, including work with the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations and as a receptionist for former Governor Matt Blunt. Dozier has also held roles with the Westside Business Association, the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce, and serves as chair of the Mid-Missouri Heart Ball.
Leo Price Sr. of O’Fallon has been reappointed to the board. He is president of St. Charles Barber College and previously operated Desi's Sports Barber Shop. The governor’s office noted his experience in barber education and leadership as a board member.
Timothy Root of Columbia has been appointed to the board. He is the owner and stylist at Root's Nouveau Salon and represents Region II on the National Interstate Council of State Boards of Cosmetology. Root has over 30 years of experience in the cosmetology industry.
The full list of appointees and their qualifications is available on the governor’s official website, where Missouri residents can find additional information about the board members.
