Judge and speaker pathway
Help shape the future of the PMU industry. Browista USA is building relationships with respected judges, educators, and speakers. Share your interest for team review. Submitting does not confirm an appointment.
Interest only. This does not create a registration, contract, speaking appointment, or payment.
What to expect, step by step. 01 Professional interest Share your specialty, experience, credentials, and the contribution you want to make.
02 Internal review The Browista USA team reviews fit, category expertise, and the proposed role.
03 International approval Judging appointments follow the applicable Browista headquarters approval requirements.
04 Role confirmation Confirm the accurate title, responsibilities, schedule, and promotional permissions.
05 Onboarding Complete the final briefing, assets, agreements, and event preparation.
Confirmed
Judge, speaker, and educator interest is being collected. Judges need at least five years of relevant professional experience. Judges must complete orientation and scoring calibration. Sheila Bella’s working title is Official Featured Speaker. PRB’s working title is USA Ambassador. Appointments are not public until the required approvals are complete. To be announced
Speaker themes, session formats, and schedule Approval process, agreements, and compensation Public-announcement approval and promotional assets Judge standards
Experience, independence, and a consistent rubric. At least five years of professional PMU, brow, or assigned-category experience. Proper licensing or certification where applicable, a strong professional reputation, and advanced category expertise. Completion of Browista judge orientation and scoring calibration before the competition. Use of the official Browista scoring rubric only, including technique, symmetry, result, difficulty, cleanliness, and execution where applicable. Independent scoring without score discussion until scoring is complete. Disclosure of employee, student, educator, business-partner, close personal, family, and sponsored-artist relationships. Recusal when a significant direct conflict of interest exists. No coaching, assistance, signaling, or competitor feedback during active competition. Anonymous scoring whenever reasonably possible, especially for latex- or photo-based categories. A signed Judge Code of Conduct and Conflict of Interest Disclosure.