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The BBC Good Food Show London – 9-11 November 2012

November 07, 2012 |

Yeah! Talk about eating your way through the show. This sounds great. There is going to be a big specialty food market, an introduction to many of London’s best restaurants, and shows galor to watch and drool over! I can’t wait! Erica

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Antiques for Everyone – Next show 1st – 4th, November 2012

October 30, 2012 |

Hey, several of us are off to Antiques For Everyone. This huge event has more than 300 specialist dealers from the UK and overseas exhibiting over 100,000 items the fair, collectors are offered a huge selection of fine art and antiques. See you there! Pam, Erica, Larry, Ed Items for sale include Georgian and Victorian [...]

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 8

October 25, 2012 |

While arriving with your very own custom-designed name badge assures your name and affiliation will be presented to your absolute liking, it may not be in your best interest to do so. Consider this: event planners usually create nametags specific to a particular occasion as a way of identifying—at a glance—those who legitimately belong at [...]

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 7

October 22, 2012 |

While there are no hard and fast rules governing whether to enlarge the person’s first name, I submit that it’s best to print both the first and last name in the same size font. With so many men and women sharing the same first name, it can be confusing seeing lots of Susans or Stevens [...]

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 6

October 20, 2012 |

Even though it’s important to give due attention to the sponsoring organization, always remember that the most important information on the name badge is the person’s name. This means that most of the space should be devoted to presenting the person’s full name. The scale of the logo or sponsoring affiliation should be much smaller [...]

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 5

October 13, 2012 |

When handwriting your own tag, write your information in a size at least one-quarter inch high. Allow as much white space as possible; it helps others to read the badge more easily. Roger Reusable

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 4

October 11, 2012 |

Except for specialized events honorifics and titles are not typically used on nametags. These include Mr., Mrs., Ms. Dr., PhD., or M.D.; General Manager, President. Because nametags are intended to quickly show a person’s simple identity, they should only indicate first and last (surname), and affiliation. Ed Secutive

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Canterbury Festival – October 13 – 27, 2012

October 10, 2012 |

Erica Enamel here…looking forward to this years Canterbury Festival. This is the largest festival of arts and culture in the region, and one of the most important cultural events in the South East. I love culture! I will be joined by more than 70,000 people of all ages, taking advantage of the 200 free and [...]

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 3

October 07, 2012 |

Use only big, bold block letters in all caps or with upper and lower case letters. Avoid script or cursive handwriting and do not add personalized touches that could be confusing. No matter how well lit a room may be, it is always more difficult to decipher cursive handwriting, particularly by those from other countries [...]

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Event Name Badge Etiquette – Tip 2

October 06, 2012 |

When preparing name badges, think through their purpose. Always show the names in spoken order… that is your given name, followed by your surname or last name, and affiliation. Think twice about the need to provide any information beyond these basics. Ed Secutive

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