Table
etiquette makes a critical first impression, so here is a quick lesson on how to
navigate the tableware at a business luncheon.
Kathy O'Brien
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My colleague Terry Isner and I attended the PR News Platinum Awards ceremony in New York City earlier this week and were proud to take away an Honorable Mention win in the media relations category – a category that included PR teams representing Dunkin’ Donuts, Hormel Foods and Samsung, among others. This is the event of the season for the international PR community and it’s a great chance to network and rub elbows with the who’s who in the industry at a high-powered luncheon.
As is customary with these types of soirées, and
many other law firm networking luncheons, social events, retreats and legal
award ceremonies, the tables were already set to save time and limit interruptions
from the wait staff during the presentations.
