More Than Manners...
Rachel Isgar, Ph.D.
Corporate Etiquette Coach
Rachel is a professional speaker, author, teacher and Corporate Etiquette Coach. She obtained her Ph.D. in education at the University of Southern California (USC) in 1993. She is the Owner of Please Pass The Manners, an etiquette based business for millennial, corporations and families. Please Pass The Manners is dedicated to teaching how to use proper etiquette to next level oneself and success in the business world.
Please Pass The Manners was featured on NPR’s “All Things Considered” and Univision. She has done interviews for CNN Money, Yahoo, Readers Digest CNBC.com etc....
Rachel has four children (including two millennials) ranging from ages 9-20. She met her husband at USC. In her free time she loves to cruise, practice yoga, play tennis, and cook with her family.
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Laney Fichera
Teacher of Modern Manners & Image/Media Consultant
Melanie Sherman
Intern
Eliza Cann
Intern
- Leading By Impression
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Leading By ImpressionAfter many years working in education and raising my own four children I decided to start Please Pass the Manners. There are many compelling reasons to offer these classes.
I have seen so many children unable to answer questions with more than a one-word answer, let alone be able to hold down a conversation. Many of these children would much rather be texting, gaming or or using the iPAD than looking you in the eye and talking. There is no substitute for face to face interaction.
We have a family dinner in my house almost every night but this notion is less and less in many households. My wish is that families will at least once a week have a dinner conversation that includes everyone at the table without distractions.
Some of the lessons your child or teen will learn...
- Initiating conversation
- Desired table manners
- Preferred body language
- Proper introductions
- Affiliations & Recognition
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- National Speakers Association
- Visit Phoenix
- Boys and Girls Club
- Our Clients
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- J Public Relations
- Intel
- The Rand Corporation
- Port of Long Beach (YTI)
- Univision
- Whole Foods
- NBC Universal
- Cheesecake Factory
- American Soybean Association DuPont Young Leaders Program
- USC Career Center
- Azusa Pacific University
- Loyola Marymount University
- Cal Poly Pomona
- Jefferson Elementary, Redondo Beach
- Culver City Unified School District
- Beverly Hills Presbyterian Pre-School
- Westside Neighborhood School
- Westchester Lutheran School
- Good Shepherd Catholic School
- Friend of Kentwood Elementary
- Emerson Adult Pre-School Program
- Manhattan Academy
- Manhattan Country Club
- Beverly Hills Country Club
- Sherwood Country Club
- Leo Baeck Temple
- Congregation Tikvah Jacob
- Boys and Girls Club
- Jack and Jill Club
- El Segundo Rotary Club
- Girl Scouts
- Boys Baseball of Woodland Hills
- L.A. Public Library-Playa Vista Branch
- Scooter's Jungle
- Skillify
- Private Parties
- Private Individuals
- References Available Upon Request
A Family That Thanks Together...
My mother taught me from a very young age that a written thank you note was not a choice, but always necessary, when you received a gift or had dinner at someone’s house. My four children have learned that they must incorporate “please” and “thank you” into their daily actions and I regularly receive compliments on what great conversationalists they are. As a mother of two millennials and younger twins I've experienced first-hand the trials and triumphs of passing on valuable etiquette lessons.
Kind Words About Us
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"I want #Next Level Manners in the hands of every millennial who wants to blaze a trail."
Ellen Ensher, Ph.D. Professor of Management, Loyola Marymount University School of Business
"The talk was informative particularly the section on allowing the interviewer take the lead, since normally I am awkward in those situations."
Sandeep Thipperwamy, USC International Student
"I learned the proper way to approach an American dining situation - napkins, what to eat, and how to order food."
USC International Student From China
"This talk was informative. I learned about American manners - blowing nose/attire/elbows."
Weiseem Dulloo, USC Law School Student
"This talk was informative. I learned examples of: napkins, passing food, paying and attire."
Leslie Busick, USC student
Etiquette Classes & Packages
We provide more than just etiquette classes. We provide etiquette classes to open doors for your child. These etiquette classes are fun, interactive and educational. See the difference between our etiquette classes and other etiquette classes in L.A. and Scottsdale
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