Hdsht./Logo Burgu./Am. Silver II Hybrid Sem. Invitation

Even before the 2020s, hybrid seminars had been flourishing, enabling participants to attend remotely due to transportation issues, health problems, work commitments, and other hindrances to attending in-person seminars. And True Freedom Believers has a WIDE RANGE of designs and options for invitations! Each one in this set has an American silver background throughout with burgundy frames. INSTRUCTIONS: In front, provide photo. (MUST be a HEADSHOT of you dressed in business casual attire or work uniform set against each a solid or marble background. Make sure the orientation shows visible face and CLEAR margins between top of photo and your head AND bottom of photo and your chin. Orientation of each photo set to Fill.) Next, provide their first and last names and business positions (up to 4 lines) under each photo. List 5 benefits (up to 2 lines each) of your guests wishing to attend the seminar and/or buying services/products promoted and offered (lose weight, have more energy, save money, etc.). On the left inside panel, provide company logo. (Make sure it is visible against background. Orientation set to Fit. Background inside frame is white.) Provide company name (up to 3 lines). Type in subjects, up to 3 lines. (MUST include the word "Seminar" and MUST use all caps.) Customise using date format XX/XX/XXXX and time using either 24-hour or 12-hour (please use AM/PM) clocks. On right inside panel, provide optional venue name up to 2 lines; street address; city; abbreviated state/province; abbreviated country; and postal code. Provide meeting IDs and passwords (up to 2 lines each) for virtual options. Provide meeting IDs and passwords (up to 2 lines each) for virtual options. Provide dress code requirements (up to 2 lines, indicate if business casual, business formal, etc.), if desired, and indicate whether refreshments are served at the in-person meeting (up to 2 lines). Please send seminar invitations in the white envelopes included to present ANY negative incidents occurring during the virtual version.