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WINTER 2015 UPCOMING EVENTS Friday, January 8th District III Retreat Keller Williams, PGA Blvd. Thursday, January 14th Governing Board Meeting Vine & Barley, St. Lucie West Wednesday, January 20th Networking Luncheon St. Lucie Trail Golf Club Guest Speaker: Aaron Ludin Marketing Yourself 11:30 AM - 1:00PM Monday, February 8th We ♥ Our Members Social TGIFridays, St. Lucie West 5:30 PM - ? Wednesday, February 17th Networking Luncheon St. Lucie Trail Golf Club Guest Speaker: Tami Woolridge Income Tax Workshop 11:30 AM - 1:00PM Wednesday, March 16th Networking Luncheon St. Lucie Trail Golf Club Guest Speaker: Building Dept. 11:30 AM - 1:00PM "You don't sell for what you're worth unless you look good." —Lady Bird Johnson One career roadblock repeatedly stalls career advancement in almost every line of work: inappropriate dress around the workplace and at work-related events. You may be highly in- telligent, well-qualified and extraordinarily capable, and still be disqualified or dismissed by leaving the "business" out of business casual. FOR WOMEN: Choose short or long-sleeve tops depending on the weather or time of day instead of sleeveless. Try dif- ferent combinations of tops and sweaters with a skirt or slacks. Jeans should normally be avoided as well as yoga- style pants. For footwear, boots, closed-toe or open-toe shoes that cover most of the foot are usually appropriate. FOR MEN: Shirts and sweaters come in an endless variety of colors and patterns. Avoid Hawaiian-style prints and straight bottom shirts that don't tuck into pants. Ties are not necessary. Footwear should cover the entire foot and be clean. Slacks and corduroy pants are fine, but not jeans. Khakis and polo shirts are common. If there's any doubt, wear slacks and a button-up shirt. FOR BOTH: Jackets or sport coats are a great accessory and can come in handy if an event turns out to be more for- mal than expected. Make it a practice to carry one, just in case. Deciding what's appropriate for "business casual" dress means thinking about your industry, as well as the geogra- phy, climate, culture and average age of your clientele. But more importantly, when you want to convey that you really mean business, make sure to look the part. Sources: Forbes, Business Insider Shared By: Renee Dalessio, Fidelity Lending What “Business Casual” Really Means

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Page 1: WINTER 2015 What “Business Casual” Really Means UPCOMING ... · ferent combinations of tops and sweaters with a skirt or slacks. Jeans should normally be avoided as well as yoga-style

WINTER 2015

UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday, January 8thDistrict III Retreat

Keller Williams, PGA Blvd.

Thursday, January 14thGoverning Board Meeting

Vine & Barley, St. Lucie West

Wednesday, January 20thNetworking LuncheonSt. Lucie Trail Golf Club

Guest Speaker: Aaron LudinMarketing Yourself11:30 AM - 1:00PM

Monday, February 8thWe ♥ Our Members SocialTGIFridays, St. Lucie West

5:30 PM - ?

Wednesday, February 17thNetworking LuncheonSt. Lucie Trail Golf Club

Guest Speaker: Tami WoolridgeIncome Tax Workshop

11:30 AM - 1:00PM

Wednesday, March 16thNetworking LuncheonSt. Lucie Trail Golf Club

Guest Speaker: Building Dept.11:30 AM - 1:00PM

"You don't sell for what you're worth unless you look good."—Lady Bird Johnson

One career roadblock repeatedly stalls career advancementin almost every line of work: inappropriate dress around theworkplace and at work-related events. You may be highly in-telligent, well-qualified and extraordinarily capable, and stillbe disqualified or dismissed by leaving the "business" out ofbusiness casual.

FOR WOMEN: Choose short or long-sleeve tops dependingon the weather or time of day instead of sleeveless. Try dif-ferent combinations of tops and sweaters with a skirt orslacks. Jeans should normally be avoided as well as yoga-style pants. For footwear, boots, closed-toe or open-toeshoes that cover most of the foot are usually appropriate.

FOR MEN: Shirts and sweaters come in an endless varietyof colors and patterns. Avoid Hawaiian-style prints andstraight bottom shirts that don't tuck into pants. Ties are notnecessary. Footwear should cover the entire foot and beclean. Slacks and corduroy pants are fine, but not jeans.Khakis and polo shirts are common. If there's any doubt,wear slacks and a button-up shirt.

FOR BOTH: Jackets or sport coats are a great accessoryand can come in handy if an event turns out to be more for-mal than expected. Make it a practice to carry one, just incase.

Deciding what's appropriate for "business casual" dressmeans thinking about your industry, as well as the geogra-phy, climate, culture and average age of your clientele. Butmore importantly, when you want to convey that you reallymean business, make sure to look the part.

Sources: Forbes, Business Insider

Shared By: Renee Dalessio, Fidelity Lending

What “Business Casual” Really Means

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OUR LEADERSHIP

PresidentBecca LayneLang Realty

[email protected]

President ElectCharmaine Hickey

Lang [email protected]

954-404-0996

Sheila MaxwellVP of Membership

Keller [email protected]

772-708-2645

Elaine Shum MacVeanSecretary

Housemaster [email protected]

772-370-8904

TreasurerJim Cordeiro

Coastal Pest [email protected]

772-528-3104

Interested in Contributing?We are looking for Advertisers & Contributors forWCR’s Quarterly Newsletters. The monies collectedfor paid ads will be used to offset the cost of creating,printing & mailing the Newsletters.

Advertisement Opportunities Business Card Size Ads $45 for 1 Issue

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Contribution OpportunitiesRecipes - Send us your favorite Recipe with Photo.Trade Speciality Articles - Do you have useful infor-mation about your speciality that you would like toshare with our members? Let us know.

January Business LuncheonWhen: Wednesday, January 20th

11:30 AM Check-In & Networking11:45 AM  Lunch & Meeting1:00 PM Meeting Close

Where: St. Lucie Trail Golf ClubCountry Club Estates951 SW Country Club DrivePort Saint Lucie, FL 34986

RSVP: Email [email protected] RSVP by January 15th$20 for Members1st time Guests - FREE

Aaron LudinProfessional SpeakerOrlando Branding

Guest Speaker

Become a Marketing Warrior. Aaron willbe teaching us how to market ourselvesin order to stand out in the Industry.

Reserve Your Seat Today!

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WCR’s AnnualGolf Tournament

Happy Birthday!Elaine MacVean - December 17thCarol Dols - December 25thDebi Jensen - February 23rdLisa Marie Oldakowski - February 25th

April 29, 2016Legacy at PGA Golf Village

Mark Your Calendars! WCR’s Annual Golf Tournament is Friday, April 29th at theLegacy Golf Course in PGA Golf Village. Registration information will be availablesoon. Interested in Sponsorship Opportunities? Email Us: [email protected]

Happy Work Anniversary!Jim Cordeiro - DecemberLisa Marie Oldakowski - January 1stElaine & John MacVean - March 1st

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MEMBER APPRECIATIONDinnerPartyWe had a great turnout for our AnnualMembership Appreciation Dinner!

Special thanks to DJMFAO B-Lemen, EvaC Photograph and all of our incrediblemembers and sponsors!

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Interested in Joining the WCR St.Lucie County Chapter?

We ♥ Our Members & Affiliates and are always honored to have more join!

Request your application today bysending an email to:[email protected]

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Scarves for SuccessWe had a great turn outfor WCR's FundraiserLuncheon & the Safe-Space Walk-a-Mile inHer Shoes Charity Walk!

Thank you to everyonefor all of your generousdonations to help supportour local SafeSpace.

You are not alone. Call 1-800-500-1119 forDomestic Violence Help.

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Recipes Courtesy of:April McKeen, RealtorCentury 21 All Professional

Interested in sharing your favorite Recipe?Submit your recipe with photos to:[email protected]

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WCR St. Lucie County Chapter1399 SE Port Saint Lucie Blvd.Port Saint Lucie, FL 34952

Our 2016 LeadershipOur 2016 Leadership