Business Skills - General & Miscellaneous, Public Relations, Etiquette, Business Etiquette, Business Life - Inspirational

How to Work a Room

Name: How to Work a Room
Author: Susan RoAne
ISBN: 9780060957858

by Susan RoAne

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Overview

A Classic, Now Expanded and Updated

The new and expanded two-cassette edition of the most effective guide to networking and building both business and personal relationships.

Walking into a room full of strangers, whether at a business function or a cocktail party, is nerve-wracking—especially if you’re trying to make a good impression. In How to Work a Room, Susan RoAne lays out the fundamentals of savvy socializing, teaching you how to interact impressively and make the connections that allow you to move forward in your business and personal life. Her dynamic program, a worldwide bestselling book since its first publication in 1988 and a top-selling Renaissance audiobook since 1991, is now updated and expanded, adding additional punch and appeal to a self-help classic.

With wit and style RoAne addresses all the ways to successfully socialize. This comprehensive two-cassette edition also gives you the tools to network in the “virtual room” and “techno-toy room,” and pays special attention to the new business and social dynamics of 2000 and beyond.

This supercharged three-hour learning experience drives home the most effective ways to make the most of interpersonal and networking opportunities.

In the NEW How to Work a Room, " The Mingling Maven" Susan RoAne provides the tools and techniques for savy socializing in all situations so that you are comfortable in any room. She identifies the roadblocks that prevent us from meeting new people, developing new contacts, and establishing connections that build personal and professional relationships.

About the Author, Susan RoAne

Susan RoAne is a bestselling author, an in-demand keynote speaker, and a communications coach. She has shared her strategies with audiences in corporate America as well as with radio and television audiences throughout the world. She has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, USA Today, Newsweek, and the Financial Times of London. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and can be found at www.susanroane.com.