Teaching Customer Service Excellence and Etiquette Savvy

Greetings!

Happy gorgeous June! 

A notice that I’m taking a short pause from teaching, speaking and coaching through July 2026 as I step back to reassess my schedule and future Clise Etiquette offerings.

During this time, I won’t be booking new classes or trainings. I will remain available on a limited basis for existing clients and select corporate clients.

Looking forward, there is a class for children ages 7 to 12 on August 12 and a class for teens ages 13 to 17 on August 26. Both are in Mt. Vernon. I also added a class for children and one for teens on November 11, Veteran’s Day also in Mt. Vernon. This is a very popular date so book early. Click here to learn more. 

If you’d like to be notified about future offerings, please join the Clise Etiquette newsletter for updates.

And for your reading pleasure, enjoy some helpful etiquette quick tips below including tips for graduation events..

Have a wonderful spring and summer!

Best regards,

Etiquette Quick Tips

• If you receive a graduation announcement there is no need to send a gift. A nice card would be appropriate. However, if you’re invited to a graduation ceremony or celebration, a gift is in order. Stumped about what to give the new grad? Get ideas in this post.

• Avoid using a text message to invite a group of people to a gathering you’re hosting. Use instead an Evite or email and put the email addresses in the BCC field to protect people’s privacy. Read more about the dos and don’ts for the various invitation mediums. 

Get more etiquette tips and information from Arden's book, Spinach in Your Boss's Teeth: Essential Etiquette for Professional Success.

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