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| Succeeding
In The International Arena |
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| “To
establish oneself in the world, one does all
one can to seem established there already.” |
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—
Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
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Even
in today’s top business schools, international
business protocol and etiquette is not being taught.
The business strategies we use in the United States
are often very different when compared to strategies
used abroad. Therefore, knowledge of this information
is critical if you are going to be successful in international
business.
To succeed in a global economy, executives must be aware
of cultural differences, styles and expressions that
are offensive. In order to establish a relationship
that will be mutually beneficial, knowledge of international
protocol is essential in today’s global arena.
Your manners, especially you table manners, are very
important to executives in and from other countries.
Outside of the United States, manners are important
qualifications for executive positions. You will need
the same qualifications to compete successfully in any
arena. The Madison School of Etiquette and Protocol
will teach you dining skills vital to every social occasion
where business may be promoted or conducted.
To successfully entertain international visitors in the United
States, you must have a firm grasp of cultural differences
and expectations. Many business deals have been lost
to executives who were unaware of differences in business
styles from one county to another. |
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| “If
you don’t think globally, you deserve to
be unemployed….and you will be.”
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—
Peter F. Drucker |
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SEMINARS
INCLUDE:
• Becoming World Class Competitive
• Meetings
• Cross-Cultural Awareness
• Getting the Edge in International Matters
• Presenting an International Image
• Dine Like A Diplomat
• And much more!
Ms. Madison is available to speak to University
groups of International Students on Global Protocol
and Business. |
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| “It
has been a pleasure working with you on presenting business
etiquette programs to our graduate students as well
as international protocol for our international students.” |
—Wharton
School, MBA Graduate Program: Michelle Antonio, Senior
Associate Director |
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| “I
attended your presentation on etiquette at The
Wharton School and I was floored. Not only was
it engaging, but you provided us with a wealth
of knowledge that I know will become very useful
in our near and distant futures. In fact, I actually
found myself using the Continental Style of dining
that you taught me in my recent trip to Paris.” |
—B.
Chen, Executive Vice President – The Ivy League
Council, University of Pennsylvania |
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| “The
students are still raving about your presentation.
It was the best we have ever had!” |
—R.
Verona, Rutgers University Law School |
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Old Welsh Road • Huntingdon Valley • PA
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