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	Professionalism, Civility and Business Etiquette September 20, 2010 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Maryland Club 1 East Eager Street Baltimore, MD 21202 $40.00 Members $45.00 after September 14 $50.00 Guest/Non-Members $55.00 after September 14
Professionalism, Civility and Business Etiquette With advancements in technology communication, more casual business attire and more females in the workplace, proper etiquette rules are sometimes forgotten.  Topics in this program include but limited to the following:  Projecting a Professional Image and Positive Attitude Email and Cell Phone Etiquette The Changing Roles of Males and Females in Business Conducting Meetings with Clients and Vendors Dress Codes Non-verbal Communication Courteous Treatment of Guests Presented by Cathleen Hanson, Director of The International School of Protocol  www.schoolofprotocol.com    The International School of Protocol ® is a company providing the highest caliber of protocol and etiquette training for children, adults, educators, and businesses. The instructors are certified in Children's Etiquette, Business Etiquette, and International Protocol and have provided training for children, schools, outreach programs, recreation programs, business executives, corporations, politicians, groups, and individuals. Complimentary Parking available at N. Charles St. Entrance Dress Code: Jackets and ties are required for all gentlemen with equally formal attire for women.  NO DENIM! The use of cellular phones and electronic messaging devices is restricted to the courtesy phone booths in the lobby or in private dining or meeting rooms.  ___________________________________________________________________ Community Service - Meals on Wheels Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland helps homebound people eat well and remain in their own homes. Their dedicated staff and volunteers prepare and deliver over 800,00 nutritious meals a year. Meals on Wheels also provide grocery shopping and other support services.   Many of their clients have cats and dogs that need to be fed as well. As the economy tightens, some have had to give up their animals because they cannot afford to feed them, an agonizing and heartbreaking decision.  We are asking our members to bring in small bags of dry cat or dog food to help feed these pets. Last year we made a large contribution to Meals on Wheels for pets. I hope we can do it again! Think of your own small pawed friends.