COLOUR, CONFIDENCE & STYLE
Cost:
£175.00 for group session of up to 40 participants
Who is it for?
Organisations, charities and SME’s
Duration:
90-minute session
Delivery:
In person-delivery using a blend of
Power Point presentations, practical and fun group activities and personal styling tips.
Making Your Business Image Work for You
An inspiring, creative, enjoyable and 90-minute interactive session on colour and style – and how to make them work for you in business.
Discover how choosing and wearing colour can help you feel happier and more confident in your working life. Offers guidance on developing your ideal (and sustainable) wardrobe to suit you and fit your working life.
Includes: An introduction to the properties of colour, a fun personality discovery quiz using colour, and tips on how to wear colour for creating work wear that builds instant rapport with customers to improve business performance, builds positive well-being and increases confidence in self and working practices.
Involves: Lots of interactive discussions for sharing thoughts and ideas with others and reflective time to plan how to implement new ideas into the workplace.
Please Contact Sheila today to find out more or to discuss a tailored workshop that fits your business needs.
What People Say…
“I was at the time in my life where I was losing direction both in what I was wearing and how I was feeling. Sheila is such a lovely person and easy to interact with. I felt instantly at ease with her. I now understand myself better and feel more confident about what colours and styles I can wear to be the ‘real’ me. I would encourage anyone to enjoy this fun session. It has been a real journey of discovery for me, I have learnt so much about myself and It’s changed me and my business for the better!!”
Linda Cherry, Small Business Owner
35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Sheila has over 35 years’ experience of working across the UK with clients in the private, public, community and voluntary sector.
Satisfied clients include Entrepreneurs, Local Government, The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), Children’s Centres, Charities and the NHS.
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