Master class at The Eurasian Beauty Guild: a talk for O-1 and EB-1A
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From the organiser's official site
What the organisation itself states on its site eurasianbeautyguild.org. Paraphrased, checked Oct 2, 2026.
- Organiser
- Master classes are run by the Eurasian Beauty Guild, which the site describes as an association of Eurasian beauty professionals formed in 2023 by merging five national associations.
- Frequency
- The site has no separate master-class page with a date; it reports 60+ events organised.
- How speakers are selected
- Running master classes is a membership privilege: under the charter it starts at the Standard tier (2+ years of experience), per the membership page at the Advanced tier.
- Entry fee
- The pages read state no master-class prices; the Standard tier gives event discounts and the Senior tier free access to events.
- Geography
- No country of registration, address or legal entity is given on the pages read; the site calls the guild an association for beauty professionals across Eurasia.
- The membership page lists the right to initiate master classes under the Advanced tier, which differs from the charter (Standard).
Source: the organiser's site eurasianbeautyguild.org (pages /, /charter, /membership, /about), checked Oct 2, 2026; the version on the site applies.
What officers look at: 8 CFR 204.5(h)(3)(v) - own work and how speakers were selected
What officers look at: 8 CFR 204.5(h)(3)(vi) - scholarly article, peer review, readers, indexing
A talk at Master class at The Eurasian Beauty Guild can support the original-contribution criterion and its proceedings the authorship criterion, if speakers at Master class at The Eurasian Beauty Guild are selected and you presented your own significant work.
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