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Make a Great First Impression with Communiversity

headshot of Janet Staderman By Janet Staderman
2 minute read January 12, 2017

You only have about 10 seconds to make a first impression. Do you exude that well-coordinated, put together look when you enter a room? Do you present yourself to the world in a confident way? Do you leverage what makes you unique and valuable?  

Nanci Glendening, personal image consultant and owner of Glendening Image Research, explains how to be comfortable in any business or social dining situation. Join Nanci for a delicious dinner and learn some important etiquette lessons in this class.

Nanci will also review fashion do’s and don’ts, help you discover your best colors and most flattering styles to put together a polished look.
Eva Lewandowski, certified life coach and co-host of a weekly internet radio show, “Corporate Talk with Charlie and Eva,” shares her personal struggle with stage fright and teach you how to transform your fear into excitement in this four-week course. 
Mike Taylor, branding expert with a 25-year track record of growing top and bottom line for businesses and people, created a patent-pending process for creating personal brands for individuals. Discover what makes you unique and valuable and learn how to successfully present your brand to other business professionals during this four-week course.
Register for these and other fun and innovative classes at www.uc.edu/ce/commu, click Current Courses.

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