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From College
to 
Corporate

 

 First impressions define you, and appropriate behavior reinforces the initial impression you make. Internships offer an excellent opportunity to get to know an organization and possibly secure a permanent job. Diplomacy, tact and proficiency in business etiquette is a good start to proving your worth. Knowing how to respond to others, what to say, how to say it and showing sensitivity to others will prevent damaging a relationship or causing offense. Effective communication and appropriate body language will go a long way to you being respected as a team player.

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      TOPICS COVERED

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  • Making a Good First Impression

  • Tone & Words

  • Networking Skills 

  • Connecting at Business/Social Events 

  • Cultural Awareness 

  • Earning Respect with Tact & Diplomacy

  • Communicating in a Non-Offensive Manner

  • Effective Body Language & Facial Cues,

  • Social Media & Cell Phone Etiquette

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  Manners Matter LLC - New York City/Bergen County

                www.mannersmatteretiquette.com       

                     

                      Theresa Salameno

                Founder & Managing Director

                mannersmatterusa@gmail.com     

         tsalamenomannersmatter12@gmail.com

       

       Francesca Calabrese, Director of Development

            fcalabresemannersmatter20@gmail.com

              

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Theresa Salameno, Founder and Managing Director of Manners Matter LLC trained in London as an executive chef and earned a degree in Hotel & Catering Administration. 

Ms. Salameno worked in the hospitality industry for more than 20 years and the experiences from her extensive international travel bring a personal aspect to the hands-on programs she offers. Having hosted and planned numerous business dinners and black tie formal events Ms. Salameno understands the  importance of protocols and meticulous planning

                   

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