Mimi McCroskey Etiquette
HOW DID YOU GET STARTED?
Mimi McCroskey is an etiquette consultant and owner of Etiquette for Today, dba Bridges School of Protocol, a Colorado company in good standing. She founded the company after receiving her first paycheck and an award from Community Resources INC for her original children's etiquette workshop series, Afternoon Tea with Miss Mimi. This program was designed by Mimi McCroskey in collaboration with licensed educators Fran West and Mary Latson, and first presented at Lincoln Elementary School in Denver Colorado.
Funding was provided by the Lights On After School Arts Program.
WHAT DO YOU DO?
Studies published by The Thunderbird School of Management and other sources show that 85% of career and life contentment depends not only on education and technical ability, but also on having well-developed "people skills".
Bridges School of Protocol exists to prepare individuals to navigate the social circumstances of today's global community and marketplace. We provide education and resources to help people develop greater confidence in their interpersonal skills. We serve corporate, business, academic and community organizations, as well as individuals and families.
Here are some recent comments from students at Front Range Community College TRIO in Longmont, Colorado:
Hello Mimi,
Thank you again for coming to Front Range Community College-Boulder County Campus on 10/08/2024.
We were excited to have 13 students in our program participate in this dining etiquette workshop. You definitely met our expectations. Here is some feedback from our students that was provided on the workshop survey:
Q: What did you like about the workshop?
Answers:
Answers (5): Extremely organized
From: Angela Rodrigues, Program Director, Front Range Community College
Mimi McCroskey is an etiquette consultant and owner of Etiquette for Today, dba Bridges School of Protocol, a Colorado company in good standing. She founded the company after receiving her first paycheck and an award from Community Resources INC for her original children's etiquette workshop series, Afternoon Tea with Miss Mimi. This program was designed by Mimi McCroskey in collaboration with licensed educators Fran West and Mary Latson, and first presented at Lincoln Elementary School in Denver Colorado.
Funding was provided by the Lights On After School Arts Program.
WHAT DO YOU DO?
Studies published by The Thunderbird School of Management and other sources show that 85% of career and life contentment depends not only on education and technical ability, but also on having well-developed "people skills".
Bridges School of Protocol exists to prepare individuals to navigate the social circumstances of today's global community and marketplace. We provide education and resources to help people develop greater confidence in their interpersonal skills. We serve corporate, business, academic and community organizations, as well as individuals and families.
Here are some recent comments from students at Front Range Community College TRIO in Longmont, Colorado:
Hello Mimi,
Thank you again for coming to Front Range Community College-Boulder County Campus on 10/08/2024.
We were excited to have 13 students in our program participate in this dining etiquette workshop. You definitely met our expectations. Here is some feedback from our students that was provided on the workshop survey:
Q: What did you like about the workshop?
Answers:
- Very profesional
- I learned a lot
- I like the way the etiquette was shown to be practical
- I liked how Mimi talked to us
- Mimi was very polite!
Answers (5): Extremely organized
From: Angela Rodrigues, Program Director, Front Range Community College
Business References
Our client list reflects the range of academic, community, business and corporate organizations we have served.
Our client list reflects the range of academic, community, business and corporate organizations we have served.
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