Etiquette and Protocol for Generational Leaders, LLC

02/10/2026

20/09/2026

Legacy of Leadership Initiative

"Inspired by the legacy of Lela Mae Brown, Effie Mae Skinner, and Ariana Miyae Farley, the 3AE Legacy Foundation honors their legacy through service as an emerging charitable initiative.

In June, the Legacy of Leadership Initiative recognized Journee M. Jackson, Founder of The Girl Code : Simpson county, for her commitment to empowering and serving young people in her community.

Today, as Journee hosted her first Girl Code: Simpson County event,"Bloom With Grace: A Brunch & Etiquette Experience," Etiquette and Protocol for Generational Leaders in conjunction wirh the 3AE Legacy Foundation was honored to support her efforts through a Dining Etiquette Workshop and to recognize her continued commitment to community service and leadership.

The initiative represents the belief that legacy is not only what we leave behind, but what we inspire others to carry forward. " - Latisha M. Skinner

24/08/2026

I wanted to take a moment to share the answer to a question asked during a networking event over the weekend.

“What is Etiquette and Protocol for Generational Leaders working on right now?”

I’m glad this question was asked! 😊

We’re growing, evolving, and building on the foundation we started with.

When EPGLeaders first launched, I created our website myself. I was ready to get started, and sometimes, you simply have to start where you are with what you have. And that’s okay.

Now, we’re excited to be working with a website designer to bring our new website to life!

We’re also currently partnering with institutions, organizations, and companies throughout Mississippi to provide meaningful training in etiquette, protocol, leadership, and professional presence.

We’re proud of the work we’re putting into the communities we serve, and we hope those communities are proud of the work we’re doing, too.

We’re growing. We’re evolving. And we’re just getting started! ✨

If you’re interested in partnering with Etiquette and Protocol for Generational Leaders, let’s connect.

24/08/2026

💭 JUST A THOUGHT…

Does Your Attire Match Your Ambition?

The recent conversations surrounding college dress codes have me thinking…

College is not just a place where you earn a degree. It is also a place where you learn how to navigate different environments.

Your classroom may be casual.
Your internship may be business casual.
Your interview may require a suit.
A networking event may call for professional attire.
A formal ceremony may require something entirely different.

Etiquette teaches us that appropriate dress is not about losing your individuality. It is about understanding the occasion, the environment, and the message your appearance communicates.

You don't have to dress professionally every day to be professional.

But you should know when professionalism requires you to elevate your appearance.

So, are we teaching college students simply WHAT to wear, or are we teaching them HOW TO READ THE ROOM?

Because knowing how to dress for the occasion is more than fashion.

It's social intelligence.
It's professional readiness.
It's knowing when to show up, and how to show up.

-Latisha M. Skinner, Founder & CEO

✨ Just a Thought: Dress for the opportunity, not just the occasion.

And if you're looking for etiquette and protocol training for your students, organization, employees, or next event, EPGLeaders is here to help.

📩 Interested in etiquette and protocol services? Let's connect.

Where Etiquette and Protocol Meet Leadership Across Generations.

09/08/2026

Join The Girl Code of Simpson County for our very first event !!

💐Bloom With Grace: A Brunch & Etiquette Experience! 💐

This special event is designed for girls ages 12–18 to learn etiquette, build confidence, strengthen leadership skills, and create meaningful friendships in a fun, elegant atmosphere.

🍽️ Elegant Brunch
🌸 Interactive Activities
💖 Practical Life Skills
🤝 New Friendships
🎤 Special Presentation by Latisha Skinner of Etiquette and Protocol for Generational Leaders, LLC

👗 Attire: Dressy Casual

📅 Saturday, September 19
⏰ 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (early arrival suggested for check in !)
📍 Mendenhall Community Center
🎟️ Tickets: $10
⚠️ Ticket sales end August 24th

💌 get your tickets here !

https://posh.vip/e/bloom-with-grace

04/08/2026

EPGLeaders Presents
The College Ready Tip Series
Etiquette • Leadership • Professional Presence

Part Five - 📧 Email Etiquette with Professors

01/08/2026

🖤✨ EPGLeaders Recognizes National Black Business Month ✨🖤

At Etiquette and Protocol for Generational Leaders, LLC, we believe Black business is more than entrepreneurship, it is leadership, legacy, opportunity, and generational impact.

This month, we celebrate the Black entrepreneurs, professionals, innovators, and community leaders who continue to build, lead, create, and open doors for those coming behind them.

And while we celebrate what has been built, we also recognize our responsibility to prepare the next generation of leaders to walk through those doors with confidence, character, competence, and professional presence.

Because representation matters.
Leadership matters.
Professionalism matters.
Legacy matters.

🖤 Celebrate Black Business.
🤝 Support Black Business.
📚 Prepare the Next Generation.
👑 Build the Legacy.

EPGLeaders - Where Etiquette and Protocol Meet Leadership Across Generations.

01/08/2026

🎓 EPGLeaders Presents
The College Ready Series
✨ Etiquette • Leadership • Professional Presence ✨

📦 TIP | PART FOUR
📚 CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE

Professional Habits Start on Day One

College classrooms are different from high school classrooms. You’re entering an environment where your behavior, communication, preparation, and professionalism can shape how professors and classmates experience you.

📚 What College Students Should Know:

📅 1. Know Your Class Schedule
Know where your classes are located, when they meet, and how long it takes to get there. Don’t wait until the first day to figure it out.

⏰ 2. Arrive on Time
Give yourself enough time to find your classroom, settle in, and prepare before class begins.

📖 3. Come Prepared
Bring what you need—books, laptop, notebook, pens, assignments, and anything else your professor requires.

🙋🏿 4. Participate Respectfully
Ask questions, contribute to discussions, and listen when others are speaking. Participation isn’t just talking—it’s engaging.

📱 5. Manage Your Technology
Silence your phone and use laptops or tablets for academic purposes. Avoid texting, scrolling, or having side conversations during class.

👩🏽‍🏫 6. Respect Your Professor
Address your professor appropriately, follow classroom policies, and remember that professionalism matters.

🗣️ 7. Communicate Professionally
Whether you’re speaking in person or sending an email, communicate with courtesy, clarity, and respect.

🚪 8. Avoid Unnecessary Disruptions
If you arrive late, enter quietly. Avoid packing up several minutes before class ends unless you have permission.

🤝 9. Respect Your Classmates
Everyone deserves the opportunity to learn. Avoid side conversations, interruptions, and behaviors that distract others.

🎯 10. Take Responsibility for Your Success
Keep up with assignments, check your syllabus, monitor deadlines, and ask for help when you need it.

Your classroom is more than a place to earn a grade, it’s a place to practice the habits of professionalism.

How you show up, communicate, listen, and interact with others today can influence the professional you become tomorrow.

“Professionalism doesn’t begin after graduation. It begins with how you show up today.” — EPGLeaders

Where Etiquette and Protocol Meet Leadership Across Generations

28/07/2026

🎓 EPGLeaders Presents
The College Ready Series
✨ Etiquette • Leadership • Professional Presence ✨

📦 TIP | PART THREE
Roommate Etiquette: Creating a Respectful Living Environment

College life is a new chapter filled with opportunities, friendships, and shared experiences. Learning how to live respectfully with others is an essential part of becoming a confident and considerate leader.

From communication and boundaries to shared spaces and mutual respect, good roommate etiquette helps create an environment where everyone can thrive.

📌 Missed Tips One and Two?
Visit and catch up on the College Ready Series!

Prepare with confidence. Lead with purpose. Live with etiquette.