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Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS

Ambassador of Corporate Civility

The Parks Image Group

Business Etiquette and Corporate Civility Experts
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Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS
Contact The Parks Image Group today and let us help you:
  • build corporate credibility and staff confidence; and
  • ensure that your employees at every level of the company represent your corporate brand and message, both internally and when they interact with the public.

Why Yelling at Work is Pointless

by Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS

Do you have a tendency to raise your voice or yell at work when something goes wrong? According to several studies, you’re really not helping matters. I just came across this fascinating article in … [Read more...]

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Packing for a Business Trip

by Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS

After reading my last post on international etiquette, a client of mine brought up another interesting travel-related issue: what to wear! As a successful businesswoman she is often required to travel … [Read more...]

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President Obama’s Royal Etiquette Mishap

by Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS

Even heads of state make etiquette blunders—especially when royalty is involved. Last time the Obamas visited Britain’s royal family, the First Lady ruffled feathers by touching the Queen (a big … [Read more...]

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Mind Your Body: How Poor Grooming Affects Civility

by Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS

Yet another of Dr. P.M. Forni’s rules of civility is “mind your body.” This isn’t a call to hit the gym or throw on a leotard. Rather, it’s a reminder to maintain proper grooming so that people are … [Read more...]

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Outbursts & A Call for Civility

by Peggy M. Parks, AICI CIP, CPBS

Has the world gone mad? Every day we hear of someone who has either lost their temper, cursed someone out, or spewed racially insensitive words! Last week Dr. Laura Schlessinger repeated the “n word” … [Read more...]

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Thank You Notes – Tradition vs. Modernity – It Depends on the Situation

Thank you notes that are personal and handwritten are still required in certain situations. Tradition vs. Modernity For years the thank you note … [Read More...]

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