About Lori

Lori Dominguez, a recognized Protocol and Etiquette expert, received her training in 1997 from The Protocol School of Washington.  She is certified and trained in International and Corporate Protocol and Etiquette instruction. Lori is a 45 year veteran of the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California.

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Tour Guide Training at DisneylandDedication to etiquette started at a young age for Lori. Her mother, Catherine, always insisted on proper manners and that she should “act like a lady” no matter how hard it might be at times. As a young adult, she worked for Cicely Rigdon, known  as a Disney Legend.  Cicely started in 1957 at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim and had started the original Guest Relations Department.  Guest Relations was the premier job to hold at Disneyland and there was definitely a spirit within the department that kept the Cast Members on their toes.   She made sure all of the Tour Guides at Disneyland followed the rules of etiquette and that proper behavior was observed. She later had the honor of working with Dorothea Johnson from The Protocol School of Washington who taught her the value of etiquette knowledge and how to market it.

Lori believes that good manners go hand-in-hand with good leadership and that today’s leaders in business must know about proper business and social etiquette.

7 Responses to About Lori

  1. Merci de suivre mon blog cher. d–0.o–b Ciao!!!

  2. Angie says:

    Hi, Lori. Thank you for taking the time to check out my blog and the follow. You’ve got a wonderful blog and I’m following back to learn more tips from you. šŸ™‚

  3. cyril says:

    Hello Lori Dominguez…,You have a great writing and protocol guidelines here..all the best..
    Thanks and Regards
    Cyril

  4. seeker says:

    Good manners and right conduct is what I learnt from my upbringing and education.

  5. Dave Tavres says:

    Hi Lori,

    What is the proper etiquette for responding to a thank you letter?

    Specifically, I made a donation to a museum and got a personal note from the mother of the museum director. This was not a donation receipt, just a thank you letter.

    Do you send a note or postcard saying that she was sweet to write the letter? Or do I just tuck it away and be thankful for the gesture?

    Dave

    • Poisematters says:

      Dave-
      Thank you for your email. Technically a person has up to one year to respond or thank you for your donations I would wait to see if they respond to you. I hope this helps with the situation.
      Thank you,
      Lori

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