4000 Summit Boulevard
Atlanta
March 07, 2012
07:00 AM - 09:30 AM
Wimpy writing just doesn’t get results! Gracewriting teaches you to write with power by being clear, concise and correct. We help you write with grace by putting your reader’s needs first. In today’s lightning-fast business environment, no one has time to read wordy emails, memos, or proposals. Murky writing certainly isn’t going to get us from the RFP to the shortlist. It’s time to put our writing on a diet!
Our workshop involves a lot more than putting pen to paper:
- We play games.
- We compete.
- We make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches!
What does that have to do with better writing? Everything! Be ready to be BIG & BOLD as you experience Gracewriting.
Cost
- SMPS Members – $45
- Non-Members – $65
- Walk-ins – $75
Speaker
Jen Hebblethwaite, Champion of All Things Grace, is stationed in Graceworks Atlanta office. From commercial real estate to coaching Atlanta’s finest Men in Blue at the Forest Park Police Department, Jen is an experienced corporate trainer. She’s spent 10 years as a Teaching Artist for a Tony Award-winning theatre and has taught everything from playwriting to MBA Leadership/Communication on an undergraduate and graduate level. She is foremost a compassionate coach and trainer, but as our rogue academic, Jen also gets excited about things like semantics and semicolons. She heads up our GracewritingSM program and is certified in Whole Brain® Thinking, which is designed to use every last brain cell. Jen’s teaching style is big and bold, and she can’t wait to help you help your listeners!
Boot Camp Series Sponsors
We Need Your Help!
This year, we are working to give back to the community and have picked this very worthy organization – The Atlanta Center For Creative Inquiry . You can help by bringing supplies to the SMPS Boot Camps and open a world of possibilities to these students. Any of these supplies would be a huge help to the students and volunteers who donate their time.
- Sketchbooks
- Metal rulers
- Architectural scales (plastic)
- Chipboard (single-ply)
- Knives with retractable blades
- Glue (Elmer’s or Sobo)
- Pencils
What is The Atlanta Center for Creative Inquiry? The mission of ACCI is to mentor, educate, and develop creative abilities in youth to promote greater diversity in the architecture, engineering and construction professions. The Center is operated through partnerships that give students an opportunity to find out how projects are created, developed and constructed.
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