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Stephanie Horton's passion is Common Courtesy. In 1996,
she started her own business, Top Dog Etiquette (formerly
Pacific Rim Protocol) simply dedicated to old-fashioned good
manners. Known as the "Common Courtesy Coach" of the Pacific
Northwest, Stephanie is a professional speaker who
entertains and energizes audiences from all walks of life in
the much-appreciated art of good graces, at work and at
home.
She is a graduate of the University of Washington, holds an
etiquette certification from The Protocol School of
Washington, D.C., and is a Certified Meetings Professional (CMP).
Stephanie is the author of "Full House…Selling Rooms & Space
with Style & Grace." Her pet project is "Charm Farm," an
annual business etiquette seminar held at Seattle's
Mayflower Park Hotel.
Topics Include:
Charm Farm...Cutting Edge Executive Etiquette
Business Etiquette:
Polishing your Professional Presence
Etiquette Dinner: From greetings to greens, dinner will never be the same!
Networking that Means Business
High-Tech Etiquette: High touch in a High tech society
Presentation Skills:
Getting comfortable in your own skin (bananas provided)
Full House: Selling
Rooms & Space with Style & Grace
CLIENTS:
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Resort Semiahmoo
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Bell Harbor International Conference Center
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Tacoma-Pierce County Visitor & Convention Bureau
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Washington State Employees Credit Union
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Washington State University
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Seattle University
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University of Washington
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Campbell's Resort
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Inland Empire Club Manager's Association
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Washington State Insurance Women
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Seattle Tennis Club
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Stephanie
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Writer
"Common courtesy sets the stage for joy - at work, at home
and in social situations. Simply, good manners make people
want to spend time with you."
Click here to see what
satisfied customers have to say about Stephanie
"I Thank you so much for such a
wonderful presentation at last evening's Etiquette
Dinner at Western Washington University. I had an
amazing time and can't believe how much I didn't
know or didn't even think of about proper etiquette!
I attended the Career Fair on campus this morning
and was complimented several times on my handshake .
. . thank you!"
Shannon Smith
2006 Graduate
Western Washington University
"I found your Charm Farm
seminar very helpful and I hope to add more depth to
my interactions with people in formal business or
social environments. I think that your teachings
about etiquette and protocol are necessary and
important for EVERYONE."
Emmanuel del Casal
Smooth Groove Productions
Link to Stephanie's article in the Puget Sound
Business Journal:
College Grads Learn the Right
Fork on the Left
Link to Stephanie's article in The Daily News:
The Civilized Celebration |
