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"People like diamonds, —William Thourlby, Author,
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How many times have you read a seminar prospectus and wondered if your corporation might gain something valuable if you attended, or if you sent some key people? How many times have you been offered the opportunity to tailor the seminar material to yourself and your team, to build a program around your own perceived strengths and weaknesses? The following programs are already on the calendar. Contact Global Protocol, Inc., for further details or to register. And don’t hesitate to inquire about customizing a seminar to your specific needs. Mastering the Three Elements of Perception
Description and Tuition to be posted soon Location Options: Global Protocol Training Center 2415 East Camelback Esplanade, Suite 700 Phoenix Gainey Ranch Golf Club Scottsdale
Class size limited to 25
Train to be an About Our Classes and Seminars Global Protocol® offers a variety of comprehensive courses and teleconferences to develop the professionalism and social skills needed to bring your company to the next level. Each workshop is fully adaptable to single or even half-days, depending on the needs and availability of your staff. Global Protocol® also offers programs for individuals aspiring to leadership positions, spouses and even children of executives. We invite you to experience for yourself the effectiveness of the activities and exercises that focus on international business protocol and etiquette. Develop strategies to strengthen your personal leadership skills; improve the social skills of your management team for a greater spirit of cooperation and trust; experience immediate results in building better business relationships and customer service. To make it convenient for individuals to access the Global Protocol® training programs on their own, we periodically sponsor open enrollment to the public seminars. These opportunities offer you the chance to attend a program that is not currently available through your respective company. They provide individuals in a job search situation the opportunity to gain a competitive advantage, while they provide companies the opportunity to customize programs for their staff.
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