Youth Program Receives Etiquette Training From Sharon Hill International

Sharon Hill Presented to Mid-East Commission’s Regional Youth Group

[USPRwire, Thu Jul 12 2007] Sharon Hill, president of Sharon Hill International, has recently presented dining etiquette and tips for professional behavior to the Mid-East Commission of North Carolina’s Region Q Youth Committee. The presentations were conducted in 50-minute training sessions to 150 young people. Hill’s topics were:
· How to Properly Execute a Handshake
· The Importance of Eye Contact
· Making Small Talk
· Dining Etiquette

As a certified business etiquette expert, diversity trainer and motivational speaker, Hill provides her audiences with interactive, fun-filled opportunities to sharpen professional skills. “To give something of myself back to the community, especially by inspiring our youth, is a powerful feeling,” states Sharon Hill. “It’s my hope that I have made an impact on these children, giving them the tools to feel confident and professional.”

About Region Q Youth Committee:
Workforce Investment Boards through their Youth Committee serve as the vehicle to develop comprehensive and integrated strategies to help in-school and out-of-school youth prepare for successful entry into the workforce. The Youth Committee is comprised of people from Region Q’s five counties - Beaufort, Bertie, Hertford, Martin and Pitt. To learn more, visit www.regionqyouthatwork.org.

About Sharon Hill International:
Sharon Hill International introduces an innovative and dynamic formula, created by the American Business Etiquette Trainers Association (ABETA), teaching employees about corporate loyalty and retaining customers. Sharon Hill, President of Sharon Hill International, speaks to groups, organizations and corporations across the globe, focusing on business etiquette, diversity training and communication in the workplace. To learn more about Sharon Hill International, or to book a seminar, please email info@sharonhillinternational.com.
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