March is Women's History Month. In recognition, we are hosting a networking seminar for present and future women business owners. Join us next Thursday as internationally renowned speaker and educator, Sharon Hill brings her highly energetic and entertaining networking seminar on proper business etiquette. This is one you don't want to miss!

Sharon A. Hill spent more than 20 years as a development and marketing manager at Fortune 500 giant IBM. While handling her global management position, she was elected Chairman of the Raleigh/RTP Black Diversity Network Group, a position she held for five years at IBM’s largest site. As a Toastmasters International award winner, Sharon displays mastery and confidence for audiences ranging in size from 20 to more than 500.
  
Sharon Hill teaches, writes, speaks and coaches individuals and companies about the skills necessary to become grounded in all human interactions while leveraging the advantages of technology. She offers learning combined with a keen sense of humor to enhance and complement each experience.
  
As president of Sharon Hill International, Sharon teaches seminars focusing on American Business Etiquette, Effective Speaking Techniques, Preparing Executive Resumes, Preparing Diverse Students for Corporate America and others.
  
As a Certified Etiquette Trainer (CET), Sharon uses the breakthrough formulas created by the American Business Etiquette Trainers Association (ABETA) to teach employees about corporate loyalty and how to retain customers. Through her time–tested experience, Sharon Hill offers her vital hints and tips to help companies succeed in business today. Her energy, enthusiasm and humor delight her diverse audiences as they experience her rapid-learning formulas for success.
  
Sharon also finds time to extend her passion for etiquette as an author, workshop leader, corporate trainer and keynote speaker. Her latest book is titled 35 Tips for Students to Succeed in Corporate America. She has also penned Wild Woman’s Guide to Etiquette: Saving the World One Handshake at a Time and 24 Tips for Students to Succeed in College.