Grace Circle Expands Cultural Etiquette Initiative Globally

The Grace Circle, an initiative established by Nigerian-American entrepreneur and etiquette coach Faith Morei, seeks to redefine etiquette, culture, and connection. The initiative was formally introduced to a Nigerian audience on March 27 in Lagos, setting a tone for future conversations on personal comportment and refinement.
Following this, a second edition was held in Accra, Ghana, on April 4, signaling the movement's intent to expand beyond a single market. The initiative's growth continued with an event in Pasadena, California, featuring a panel of accomplished individuals, including Dr. Jerrold Green, Dick Cook, Stephani Carter, and Rickei William, who contributed to elevating the conversation beyond standard societal affairs.
The Grace Circle's next event is scheduled for July 16 in Toronto, Canada, at Allegro Restaurant, furthering its mission of cultural stewardship and community care.
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