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TPI puts community first and business second.

January 5, 2017

TPI puts community first and business second.
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Simpson Bay:--- Training Professionals International Firm (TPI), will hold its first FREE community seminar on Saturday, January 7, 2017 at DIVI Little Bay Resort from 3pm -6pm. The theme of the Seminar is “Stop Looking Back, “the keynote speaker is Dr. Natasha J. Gittens, Ph.D., CHE, CHT, the President & Chief Executive Officer of TPI.
TPI, opened its doors to the public on January 1, 2017. TPI Firm offers a variety of organizational services, accredited professional development trainings, American Hotel and Educational Institute (AHLEI) hospitality certifications, Team Retreats, Event Planning and much more. The Firm is known for being the “One-Stop Option” for Caribbean organizations and has proven to deliver highly measurable results.
The free seminar will introduce the 10 Steps to Success that are outlined in Dr. Gittens bestselling book, “The Pie Philosophy.” The book will be sold at the event for $24.99. The seminar promises to be thought provoking, engaging, ripple with emotional highs and lows, personally revealing and embodies transparency, infused with intimate quotes from the book, chapter readings and infused with a musical rainbow.
In a recent press release Dr. Gittens stated, “TPI understands that we have an obligation to enrich the lives of the community and create innovative, non-traditional ways of empowering and educating the beautiful array of people in our countries. This is just 1 of 4 planned seminars that will continue to do just that. We are committed to offering exceptional services to Caribbean businesses and enriching the community simultaneously.
For more information on TPI, call 721.526.2050/2052 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. document.getElementById('cloak54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad').innerHTML = ''; var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; var addy54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad = 'Firmtpi' + '@'; addy54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad = addy54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad + 'gmail' + '.' + 'com'; var addy_text54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad = 'Firmtpi' + '@' + 'gmail' + '.' + 'com';document.getElementById('cloak54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad').innerHTML += ''+addy_text54b51209187f62b15f524f8d5aba3bad+''; or visit us at http://firmtpi.com/. Follow us on Instagram @ tpi_sxm.

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TPI puts community first and business second.

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