Etiquette and Business Protocol
Mark Twain once said “Etiquette requires us to admire the human race.” This philosophy combined with The Golden Rule, explains the true nature of etiquette and protocol education. Kindness and consideration of others comes first and when coupled with a strong sense of personal awareness of our own behavior, it’s quite easy to be the person everyone wants to spend time with and get to know. Putting others at ease, whether that be in a social or business setting is the true sign of a genteel, educated (and typically), successful person. The lost arts of social etiquette and business protocol have become stigmatized over the years; but the gifts they lend do truly afford an individual the perceptible difference between seeming capable, confident in ones’ own skin and empowered in their own beliefs and abilities.
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About Mrs. Hancock
Mrs. Hancock was raised all over the world; she attributes her life’s successes and happiness to her Parents’ teachings and the social settings she was placed in as a Child. Mrs. Hancock’s diverse business experience includes years spent with Merrill Lynch, CitiGroup and PaineWebber UBS as an Administrative Manager, Corporate Trainer and as a Financial Consultant. She knows first hand, the importance of poise, grace under fire and effective communication. After graduating from the American High School in Frankfurt, West Germany, Mrs. Hancock attended Michigan State University and Merrill Lynch’s world renown Princeton University Training program. A sought after motivational speaker and teen mentor, Mrs. Hancock uses her life experiences, travels and communication skills to share with Valley youths and adults the importance of using kindness, consideration for others and self-empowerment in our daily lives and the positive effects of such in the lives of others. Mrs. Hancock’s teaching philosophies spends equal amounts of time on dining tutorials, and combines that education with a strong dose of character and confidence empowerment. Mrs. Hancock’s local volunteer efforts include The Phoenix Mercury Adopt-A-Team program, Arizonans for Children, The Florence Crittendon Residency Program and The Women’s Resource Center (FreshStart) in Phoenix and others.
