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Sue Thompson is passionate about respect and character and how they are communicated personally and professionally. The way we speak to one another, the way we dress, the thoughtfulness with which we approach work, and the style with which we present our ideas are often-overlooked keys to great success. Quoted in publications such as the New York Post, The Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times, and in various online publications such as CareerBuilder.com and CNN.com, Sue’s insights on leadership, manners, civility, and personal presentation are sought out for their practicality. Her highly-valued consulting and coaching helps organizations and individuals refine their images to present the best picture of who and what they are, develop their talents and leadership abilities, and play to their strengths.
Impressions such as
these can mean everything:
Have you ever met with executives seeking your business who dressed so poorly you received the impression they couldn’t have cared less about your visit—or were clueless to what it takes to deal in a professional manner?
Do you have an employee you’d love to move into a more responsible position but hold back because they communicate poorly? Their use of language, both spoken and written, is lacking; their ability to relate well upon first meetings is dismal; their manners are not good; their personal style is off-putting? What if most of your workforce conveys this impoverishment of professionalism? Are you aware of how much it limits your profitability?
Have you wondered if there’s another reason your great résumé and background haven’t landed you a job? What if you’re perfectly qualified to move up to the next level but can’t get higher-ups to see you as executive material?
This is what Sue Thompson does:
She brings her training and experience to bear on helping people and companies become masters at impression management and “expression intention.” She can shine a light on the missing components that make great employees, managers, and a healthy workplace. She’s skilled at helping individuals unearth their buried talents and aspirations and become what they were meant to be. With a master’s degree in clinical psychology and years of experience as a successful and respected manager, she’s been trained in image consulting and etiquette instruction and can help her clients at every level. Her deep-seated belief in the power of the lessons of life will help you and your employees bespeak excellence in every way—in behavior, attire, language, and that special “something” that shows you mean business.
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“I gained a new understanding that has already helped me with my daily inter- actions with my colleagues and my customers.”
Gary Nantais
Vice President, MilliCare by EBC Carpet Services
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