Skepticism was an appetizer but by the main course Hill had everyone’s undivided attention. Most people come to an etiquette seminar expecting some stuffy, boring lady to remind them not to talk with food in their mouth or put their elbows on the table. Hill’s presentations are different.
“Her meeting, greeting, and business card tips are top-notch! Information like this is very useful, fun and new to me”, said Stefanie Watkins of Clever Spaces, Inc. in Fuquay Varina. “I’ll definitely use what I’ve learned tonight in my business and personal life”
Stacie Schultz, of Choreographed Order Organizing LLC, in Durham commented, “There is a perennial relevancy when it comes to business and social skills. The practicality of knowing which bread plate is yours or feeling confident when introducing two people is empowering.”
“Etiquette is a tool used to open doors in all cultures”, remarked Marci Kilpatrick, mother of five and owner of Orderly Quarters located in Chapel Hill. “Knowledge doesn’t guarantee the doors will open but those same doors remain closed for anyone lacking this skill set”.
The NC Chapter of NAPO (The National Association of Professional Organizers) serves local communities and professionals through education, inspiration, and organization. For more information visit www.naponc.org.
