I partner with corporations, colleges and universities, nonprofits, professional associations, schools, community organizations, and leadership teams looking to strengthen communication, professionalism, workplace etiquette, and interpersonal skills.

Whether you’re planning a conference, employee development session, leadership retreat, or student success program, each presentation is tailored to your audience and goals. 

I am also open to one-on-one sessions, as there are times that individuals need more time and a personalized consult.

Every workshop is customized, but popular topics include:

• Professional etiquette in today’s workplace
• Business communication and first impressions
• Networking with confidence
• Reading the room and social awareness
• Workplace professionalism
• Dining etiquette
• Career readiness for students
• Executive presence and personal branding
• Customer service excellence
• Cross-generational communication
• Building confidence in professional settings

Programs are designed for a variety of audiences, including:

• Corporate employees
• Emerging leaders
• Executive teams
• College students
• Recent graduates
• Young professionals
• Community organizations
• Women’s leadership groups
• Youth development programs

Each session is adapted to the experience level and goals of the participants.

Presentation lengths are flexible and can range from:

• 45–60 minute keynote presentations
• 90-minute interactive workshops
• Half-day seminars
• Full-day training experiences
• Multi-session professional development series

We’ll determine the best format during our consultation.

Yes.

Both virtual and in-person workshops are available, allowing organizations nationwide to benefit from engaging etiquette and communication training regardless of location. I am available for both local and out-of-town engagements. Travel requirements, when applicable, will be discussed during the planning process.

I am open to speaking at conferences, leadership summits, employee appreciation events, university programs, networking events, and professional development initiatives. 

A CERTIFIED etiquette consultant has been trained to teach to people of all ages the proper way to conduct oneself in various professional and social settings. Social etiquette informs an individual about behavior that society considers acceptable. Some rules stand the test of time, but other rules go by the wayside to adjust to the modern world. The trick is learning the difference.

Business etiquette is genderless and is about building relationships with other people regardless of gender. Chivalry expected in proper social etiquette concerning age and gender is not appropriate in a business setting.

In the United States, the name tag should be worn above the pocket on the right side of your shirt, blouse, or blazer. Lapel pins are worn on the left side of the body, near the heart.

Kindness and etiquette are one and the same. Which fork to use is not the point. If you create a gracious environment where others feel comfortable and secure, you are doing your part to create a better world.

To ensure availability, it’s recommended to inquire several weeks or even months in advance, especially for conferences, graduation seasons, and professional development events.

However, if your event is approaching quickly, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’ll do my best to accommodate your schedule.