| Status: |
The seminar has been cancelled due to low registration. |
| Date: |
Friday, May 29, 2009 |
| Time: |
Registration & Breakfast 8:00 am – 8:30 am
Seminar 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (Lunch provided) |
| Location: |
Venue: TBD
Vancouver, BC |
| Instructor: |
Joanne Blake |
| Credit: |
7.5 PDH (Professional Development Hours) |
| Cost: |
APEGBC Members (by May 15, 2009): $409.00 + GST = $429.45
APEGBC Members (after May 15, 2009): $449.00 + GST = $471.45
Non-Members: $449.00 + GST = $471.45
MAPS Member (Member Advantage Program for Students) pricing available. For more information, please contact Sabine Just at sjust@apeg.bc.ca. |
According to recent studies by Harvard and Stanford business schools, the ability to converse and build solid relationships with employers, colleagues, clients and co-workers is identified as the #1 success factor. The key to bonding with others is to move out of your comfort zone, adopt the “host mentality” and start making person-to-person connections.
For the engineering and geoscience professional the ability to communicate and network effectively can boost your profile and engender better business alliances and connections for mutual benefit. This session will enhance both your personal and professional life by providing you with some simple strategies to quickly build rapport with others, overcome shyness, start small talk and take it to BIG talk, and enter and exit conversations with finesse.
Included is a module that will help you gain an understanding of the power of image in meeting other’s expectations, build a consistent corporate brand and use your personal image in an effective business manner. It will offer practical tools to gauge your image impact and enable you to appear professional even in your casual wear.
Joanne Blake is a nationally known speaker, trainer and image consultant. She has been setting the standard in business etiquette and professional image training in Canada for almost 20 years. Her company, Style for Success, works with clients and organizations across the country, providing valuable tools for working and living more successfully.
Now a valued commentator for television and radio, Joanne has been featured in The Financial Times, The Boston Globe, Report on Business, Financial Post, The Global and Mail and Alberta Venture, to name just a few.
Joanne Blake’s personal expertise lies in helping individuals and organizations take control of the impression they make. She has a practical eye for the real life application of fashion and image, sharing her networking, relationship building skills and etiquette knowledge to empower and motivate her audiences. Her warm, down-to-earth approach helps her connect with and inspire people to be the best they can be. |
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- “Useful for developing/improving relationships with customers and suppliers.”
- “Information that is practical and straight forward to apply.”
- “Excellent exposure. Experience and insight we can trust.”
- “Great trainer!”
APEGBC is an AIBC/CES registered provider offering an AIBC-Accredited activity for7 non-core Learning Units. |