If you didn't hear or catch the persons name the first time they introduce themselves, you should just keep quiet and pretend

The basic protocol of introductions calls for introducing the ‘lesser-ranking’ (socially, professionally, by age or seniority) to the ‘higher-ranking’ person

Greeting is an important part of business interactions as they provide the foundation for building relationships.

It is appropriate to remain seated when greeting someone for the first time?

When meeting someone for the first time it is important to smile.

When meeting someone, you should look them lovingly in the eye and hold the handshake for as long as you can.

At the end of the meeting, shake hands again and say how nice it was to meet them. Use their first name.

For the most part, bowing is the accepted form of greeting in the international business world.

The Lobster claw is seen as an inappropriate form of handshake.