"The polish and confidence we gained from these seminars led to a professional awareness which increased our business. The course paid for itself many times over."
CEO, Fortune 500 Company
In today's competitive business arena, it takes more than an MBA and a dress for success wardrobe to climb the corporate ladder. As business has become socially oriented, companies look increasingly to those men and women who possess class and style. In fact, a recent survey revealed that corporate leaders select only employees with social polish and confidence to represent their company publicly.
You and your organization can gain the extra edge by mastering this new form of professional polish that will:
- Sharpen the personal skills that put you in control of business and social situations
- Improve corporate image
- Increase customer good will
- Multiply repeat business
- Strengthen in-house and professional relations
- Promote individual self-esteem
- Develop poise and confidence for business & socializing
Invest a few hours in these two dynamic seminars that encompass universally approved conduct for today's competitive business and social arenas.
An Executive Seminar in Business and Social Etiquette
Four hours of training in the skills necessary to generate the positive impressions needed to develop clients and to establish business contacts.
- Guidelines for making a good first impression in business
- Business Communication Skills
- Introductions, Introducing Oneself, Group Introductions
- Order of Precedence
- Handshaking
- Business Cards and their Presentation
- Business Forms of Address
- Business Invitations and their Replies
- Telephone Techniques for Business Situations
- Business Travel
- In a Cab or Limousine
- International Protocol
- Business Gift Giving
- Conversational Skills for Business Situations
- Eye Contact, Presence, Awareness, Body Language
- Pitfalls to Avoid
An Executive Seminar in Business and Social Entertaining
Four hours of training in the vital skills necessary at every social occasion where business may be promoted or conducted.
- Business Entertaining Skills
- Host or Hostess Duties
- Guest Duties
- Introductions
- At a Restaurant
- In a Private Club
- At the Office
- At Sporting Events or the Theater
- Tipping
- Dining Skills
- American and Continental Styles of Eating
- Eating Various Foods
- Foreign Food Terms
- Flatware Familiarization
- Multicourse Dining
- Dressing for the Occasion
- Conversation Skills for Business/Social Situations
- Often Made Mistakes
Plus lots of "little things" that will give you the poise and social savvy
that is the hallmark of knowledgeable, successful men and women.
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