"It is my pleasure to recommend Ms. Amy Palec, President of Mind Your Manners, to your organization.

"Reinhart, Wisconsin's fourth largest corporate law firm, was thrilled to feature Ms. Palec as a guest speaker at our Conference for Women Leaders, an annual educational and networking conference for 275 women executives from Southeast Wisconsin. Ms. Palec gave an interactive presentation to the group coaching domestic and international business etiquette. She gracefully handled a large and challenging crowd and succeeded in teaching seasoned executives new social and professional skills. Her presentation was one of the highlights of the conference, and many guests emailed and sent letters to our firm following the conference praising the value of the etiquette session.

"I have also had the good fortune to get to know Ms. Palec through this conference and am extremely impressed with her professionalism, command of material and polish. I hope many more professionals locally and around the country are able to benefit from her expertise."

Mike Chan of Rockwell Automation writes:

"Your business etiquette course was most helpful for me to understand the importance of proper business actions in formal and informal situations. I would recommend this course to all executives to polish their actions and appearance in social and business gatherings. It is well worth the time. I appreciate the opportunity to learn and use these skills, presented by Ms. Amy Palec's course, in my future actions at Rockwell Automation. Thank you."

Christina Umbreit of Quad/Graphics writes:

"As we move towards creating the 'Customer Experience' at Quad, I am confident that part of our appeal will be our ability to take the best care of our customers in every respect, including etiquette. I have had an opportunity since our class discussion to test the introductions, as well as the dining etiquette. That is truly the real testimony, as it was well received, as expected."

Georgia Cain of Quad/Graphics writes:

"I believe Quad has always had a level of "etiquette" which is part of our culture. I felt the class was a reminder that you can't know too much.