Business Etiquette

Fun Not Stuffy: What to Say and How to Act in Professional Situations to Light Up a Room, Be More Confident and Make More Money

Patricia Rossi

As business professionals, we are often in situations where we interact with others at parties, networking events, seminars, conferences and even just around the office. When you know the unwritten rules of what to say and how to act, all levels of professionals from the c-suite down to the mailroom and everyone in between gets to know who you authentically are and is ready to trust you. These secret rules of etiquette show you how to have fun while impressing everyone around you, which can lead to more happiness and great job satisfaction and even more money in your pockets from getting a raise or more clients. In this engaging and exciting presentation your audience will discover three main areas:

  1. In the Beginning: Good beginnings are critical to success, so make sure yours are amazing. Topics include: stellar first impressions and making them last, making a memorable and confident entrance into any room, how to introduce others both on a one to one level and in public from the stage or in meetings, and how to handle handshaking and what it says about you.
  2. Working the Room: When you’re at any kind of event or meeting you need to know the three keys to putting others at ease while combining personal conduct, soft skills, and social confidence. When you know the best ways to interact with others you appear confident and at ease, so you can get over those deep down feelings of anxiety and know people will treat you with respect. Topics include: 5 success tips for working a room; 5 places to avoid when working a room; the types of foods to enjoy, avoid and why; small talk secrets; personal and confident body stance; how to be approachable; and the 5 taboo topics to avoid.
  3. The Graceful Exit: Saying good-bye can have its challenges and the way you leave a conversation or a room can have just as lasting an impression as how you enter. Topics include: how to respectfully disengage the conversational rambler, how long you should speak with one person at a networking event, how to end a great conversation with someone you want to continue speaking with later, when and how to gracefully exit an event, and more.

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