The way you greet and introduce yourself in professional settings sets the tone for every business relationship. A confident, courteous greeting demonstrates respect, openness, and readiness to engage. Proper introductions involve stating your name clearly, offering a firm handshake, and making eye contact. Remembering and using people’s names is a simple but powerful tool in building rapport. Additionally, being aware of cultural variations in greetings and introductions will help you avoid social missteps. Making a positive first impression isn’t just about words. It also involves posture, facial expressions, and attentiveness. By mastering greetings and introductions, you lay the groundwork for trust and fruitful collaboration.
Class Sessions
1- The Foundations of Personal Branding in The Workplace
2- Grooming Habits for Executive Presence (Hair, Attire, Hygiene)
3- Avoiding Common Image Pitfalls & Projecting Authority
4- Dress Codes Essentials (Formal, Business Casual, Smart Casual)
5- Wardrobe Building for Impact and Versatility
6- Accessorising for Professionalism and Influence
7- Greetings, Introductions, and First Impressions
8- E-Mail, Phone & Digital Etiquette for Professionals
9- Professional Courtesy in Meetings and Networking Events
10- Verbal Communication Skills for Executives
11- Listening Actively and Responding Effectively
12- Building Rapport and Influence through Conversation
13- Boardroom Etiquette and Decision Making
14- Managing Hierarchy and Respecting Authority
15- Assertive yet Respectful Disagreement and Negotiation
16- Navigating Multicultural Workplaces and Clients
17- Key Cultural Do’s and Don’ts for Global Business
18- Diplomatic Communication Across Borders
19- Professional Table Manners and Dining Protocols
20- Hosting and Being a Gracious Guest
21- Handling Tricky Situations (Toasts, Dietary Restrictions, Utensils)
22- Body Language Basics for Confidence and Approachability
23- Reading Cues from Others in Professional Settings
24- Mastering Presence in Virtual and In-Person Meetings