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PrimeTime Women: How to Win the Hearts, Minds, and Business
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Success Built to Last: Creating a Life that Matters
by Jerry Porras, Stewart Emery, Mark Thompson
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AFTER DARK:
100 Years of the Evening Dress
Phoenix Art Museum
November 11, 2006 – April 1, 2007
Sponsored by Linda M. Herold
THE 11th ANNUAL
WOMEN IN FAMILY BUSINESS PROGRAM
Miraval
March 1-4, 2007
This year's theme:
Making A Difference
See attachment for
Program details.
Human Side of Enterprise, LLC
21839 N. 98th St.,
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
480-419-4243
SOCIAL GRACES
CULTURAL EVENTS
1. Be prepared
a. Have your tickets
i. Sit in assigned seat
ii. If you are a guest ask host where
they would
like you to sit
iii. Be seated in a timely manner
iv. Help others who need to pass you,
when passing others say “excuse me”
or rise if it’s easier
v. Check coats
vi. Have supplies – Kleenex, cough drops,
opera glasses, etc.
b. Dress appropriately for the event
i. Black tie (formal)
ii. Cocktail Attire
iii. Theme Attire – “Western” “Mardi Gras”
“Vintage”
iv. Know you may be photographed or
interviewed at events
2. Do & Don’t
a. Promptness, no late arrivals
b. Have some knowledge of the event, use
the internet
c. No talking during the program Keep Quiet:
Don’t hum, sing along, tap your toes, read
the program out loud
d. Leave if you are coughing loudly or become ill
e. Do not “shush” others,
f. Do not be affectionate in public
g. Take any debris with you – cups, Kleenex,
candy wrappers
h. If necessary you may pleasantly ask
someone to “be quiet”
i. No cell phone ring on, vibrate if needed for
emergency, do not text message or answer
e-mail. If you need to leave, do so quickly
and quietly
j. Be nice when waiting in line for refreshments
(order in advance if possible)
k. Help others – elderly, children, lost
l. Thank the staff that serves you, takes tickets,
provides programs, etc.
m. Applaud, do not boo or yell anything
inappropriate
n. Do not leave until after the applause
o. If you did not like the production keep it to
yourself, someone else may have loved it,
to each her own
p. Tip those that assist you if it is appropriate to
do so (coat check, doorman, etc.)
3. Galleries/Museums
a. Speak softly, behave quietly
b. Walk behind other viewers
c. Appreciate that you man not like/enjoy all
types of art
d. Be courteous, look at the work, thank the
artist or gallery owner, etc. if they are present
4. Give Support
a. Make a donation
b. Join their organization or support group
c. Offer to volunteer
d. Be a season subscriber
e. Write letters of thanks or appreciation to
the group/individual
Linda M. Herold
Central Phoenix Women will offer a
moment on Social Graces each month.
Information will be provided that relates to manners, etiquette,
protocol, grooming, public behavior and good taste.
