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Services
CFN can provide speakers for your meeting, create seminars custom designed to focus on the needs of your organization whether you are a multimillion-dollar international corporation or a local community based organization.
Godfrey is a professional speaker for both domestic and international audiences.
KEYNOTE TOPICS:
- Women Learning to Manage their Financial World
- Passing the Baton to the Next Generation
- How to Raise Financially Responsible Children
- Taking Charge of Your Financial Life
PROGRAMS:
- Lunch and Learn session for corporate employees
- Teaching the allowance system
- Equipping your teen for credit at college
- Client appreciation dinners
- Sessions for prospective brokerage, banking and insurance clients
- PTA, YM and YWCA, Girls and Boys Clubs, and Scouts
- Stand alone programs
- Programs presented to supplement the material being used in a local classroom or after-school program
"…thank you for participating in the Raymond James Women's Symposium. Your message was universal and relative to all attendees, regardless of whether or not they had children. Your session received rave reviews."
— Raymond James & Associates
SEMINARS:
Custom designed presentations/materials focused on the presentation of financial principles using fun, interactive and interesting exercises and practices. Seminar materials may include the development of books and other unique materials designed to reinforce the program teachings.UNIQUE NEW CORPORATE OFFERING — TAP DANCING THROUGH THE BOARD ROOM
We are now offering a one woman show entitled "Tap Dancing Through the Board Room" featuring Neale Godfrey. This is a hilarious reflection on the kinds of things that happen to people in work situations. The program was developed in conjunction with theatrical professionals and was first delivered publically as a fund raising event for UNIFEM, one of the organizations Neale supports. (see About Neale)The program is appropriate for large annual meetings as well as for senior management groups. It makes the point that while corporate work is serious business, the recognization of the humorous moments helps us keep our perspesctive. What better way to make your point than with humor? The material touches on:
- the danger of making assumptions
- marketing your products
- the vagaries of travel for business
- the dreaded interview
- being in the wrong place at the wrong time
