ETIQUETTE TUTOR
Described by The Telegraph as ‘the empress of etiquette’, Jo joined The English Manner in 2019 from Debrett’s, where she spent over a decade as a tutor and the editor of more than fifteen acclaimed books on etiquette and modern manners.
Jo has worked with leading restaurant and hospitality groups, luxury retail brands, top concierge agencies and exclusive education specialists, along with private clients from all over the world. She also has experience in teaching younger clients, from small children through to teenagers and university students.
As well as etiquette, Jo also specialises weddings, having trained some of the UK’s top wedding venues in service. She is as well versed in traditional wedding customs as she is contemporary trends.
She regularly provides expert comment for national newspapers, magazines, television, and radio, and has also been a keynote speaker at numerous conferences and events. In 2021 she wrote The Modern Gentleman’s Handbook for leading gentlemen’s outfitters Charles Tyrwhitt.
As well as etiquette, Jo also specialises weddings, having trained some of the UK’s top wedding venues in service. She is as well versed in traditional wedding customs as she is contemporary trends.
She regularly provides expert comment for national newspapers, magazines, television, and radio, and has also been a keynote speaker at numerous conferences and events. In 2021 she wrote The Modern Gentleman’s Handbook for leading gentlemen’s outfitters Charles Tyrwhitt.
Described by The Telegraph as ‘the empress of etiquette’, Jo joined The English Manner in 2019 from Debrett’s, where she spent over a decade as a tutor and the editor of more than fifteen acclaimed books on etiquette and modern manners.
Jo has worked with leading restaurant and hospitality groups, luxury retail brands, top concierge agencies and exclusive education specialists, along with private clients from all over the world. She also has experience in teaching younger clients, from small children through to teenagers and university students.
