The 350 Post 1

Chinese New Year 2010 2

Miss Representation 2

Style to Sell 3

Did You Know... 4

Tiffany Talk Review 4

Crossword Puzzle Key 4

Before & After Look at T&CO 5

Tiffany Crossword Puzzle 6

Team Building Together!

After a long hiatus, we would like to welcome you to The 350 Post Newsletter; bringing you the latest in ongoing and upcoming store events, styling to sell, jewelry, community participation and more. Its main focus will be on how to connect with and make that special connec-tion with our customers. In addition, it will feature one or more SOS (Sale of Success) stories.

A Team Building Committee has been put together by Jennifer and Sonia who will be meeting once a month to discuss opportuni-ties that can bring us closer together as a store. Together, Fabian, Heidi, Maxine, Michele F., Tammy, and Tanya will be coordinating in store potlucks, hosting food, toy drives and more. Currently the Team Building Board in the lunch room has posted “What Motherhood Means to You”; an idea by our very own writer and mother herself, Maxine, in celebration of Mother’s Day. The Bay To Breakers countdown is posted on there too as a reminder from Tanya of the number of days left to get in shape for a very long 7.46 miles run or walk. Upcoming events that you can look forward to participating and/ or supporting your fellow colleagues are:

Mother’s Day employee toast (May 7th)

Bay to Breakers (May 16th)

SF Store Picnic (June 27th)

JP Morgan Corporate Challenge (August 4th)

Some of us have devoted our time to The Child Life Department at UCSF Children’s Hospital which brings laughter and smiles to children who are terminally ill, injured, or undergoing treatment. On the 15th of

every month, UCSF holds a bingo game day where every child gets to play and win prizes. They share this experience not only with their families, but those that volunteer their time to be a part of something positive. Not all of us have had the opportunity to go, but hopefully each of us gets a chance to participate

in this, because there is nothing more rewarding than making a child smile.

We are here to project what we know best, how we can make things better, be stronger, and be united in the journey of a great summer and an all around

phenomenal year. Every customer should always be treated like a GEM

meaning we should do our very best in Going the Extra Mile.

February 2010— May 2010 Volume 1, Issue 1

THE 350 P ST TIFFANY & CO.

Inside The 350

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Miss Representation (formerly, Women & Power) by Actress, Filmmaker and First Lady of San Francisco, Jennifer Siebel Newsom

Miss Representation explores women’s under-representation in posi-

tions of power and influence in America by challenging the limited por-

trayal of women as encouraged by the mainstream media. As the most

persuasive and pervasive force of communication in our culture, the

media dictates cultural values and gender norms, which in turn seep

into our subconscious and impact both our attitudes and actions. In this

climate of dangerous stereotypes and rigid gender roles, women are

trivialized, objectified, and rarely viewed as powerful figures—making it

more difficult for many women and young girls to feel powerful them-

selves. Accompanied by a collaborative social outreach campaign, Miss

Representation will celebrate women’s progress across America and

empower our audience to take action for transformative social change.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom recently had an event held at Tiffany & Co. on

Wednesday, February 24th, in which over seventy guests attended. Mrs.

Newsom took the opportunity to promote the film as well as bring aware-

ness about the message. Shortly after her introduction, a trailer Miss

Representation was played. For every at purchase Tiffany & Co. that was

made during the month of February and the documentary referenced,

10% of the proceeds went towards the organization.

Named one if the world’s top ten parades, Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco is the largest celebration of its

kind outside of Asia. Reported by the SFPD it was said that 1,237,000 people watched the parade and one hundred

twenty units participated; many of the floats and specialty units

featured the theme of this year’s Chinese zodiac sign. Some of

the parade highlights included elaborately decorated floats,

school marching bands, martial arts groups, stilt walkers, lion

dancers, Chinese acrobatics, the newly crowned Miss Chinatown USA and the

Golden Dragon. This year Tiffany has launched a new charm collection created

by Paloma Picasso who was inspired by the Chinese Zodiac to depict each of

the 12 animals making up the horoscopes 12 year cycle.

Your 350 Post Newsletter Editor Danielle Lopez has participated in this marvel-

ous community event for the past 5 years. She has worked with VISA, California

Lotto, and Comcast choreographing for their floats and has worked with Jean

Parker and McCopplin Elementary, Saint Ignatius and American High School,

and the San Francisco Synchronized Swim Team. As this year celebrates the

Year of the Tiger, the students of SI high school wore traditional Chinese paja-

mas, tiger face paint complete with tiger ears performing a fan dance. At Tif-

fany & Co., we strive to ―create an environment that recognizes and rewards

creativity, initiative, and dedication and respects diversity, dignity and the shared values of community and family.‖

Chinese New Year Parade 2010

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Kate Winslet who

has become our

very own Tiffany &

Co. celeb starlet

wore some amaz-

ing jewels to the

Oscars this year.

Tiffany & Co. cus-

tom designed a

$2.5 million Art

D e c o - i n s p i r e d

necklace in plati-

num, based on

jewels in the Tif-

fany archives. The

necklace features

a triple-drop pen-

dant of a 13.09-carat and two ap-

proximately 6-carat fancy vivid yellow

diamonds surrounded by 642 white

diamonds. The drop earrings feature

10 total carats of yellow square cut

antique modified brilliant diamonds

and her bracelets also feature yellow

diamonds.

S t y l e t o S e l l Amy Adams—2010 Golden Globe Awards

Sterling Silver

Cushion-cut Citrine

Stud Earrings

Sku 23260093

Retail Price - $500

Diamond Puzzle

Ring in 18k white

gold by Paloma

Picasso

Sku 17912097

Retail Price -

$8,600 and a

Platinum Black

Onyx and Diamond

Fan Bangle

Sku 24034305

Retail Price

- $165,000 Platinum

Black Onyx

Open Circle

Earrings with

Diamonds

Sku

24837289

Retail Price -

$12,000

Kate Winslet also wore the following at the 2010

Golden Globe Awards a Platinum Diamond Four

Square Link Bracelet (Sku 22464868 - $38,000),

Platinum Marquise Diamond Square Link Bracelet

(Sku 24702359 – $125,000), and Platinum Emer-

ald-cut Sapphire and Diamond Earrings (Sku

19556808 - $43,500

Olivia Wilde—2010 Golden Globe Awards

To the BAFTA awards in

London, she was in dia-

mond and black jade ear-

rings and a black

onyx and diamond

bracelet.

Also this year ,

Olivia Wilde wore

a Paloma’s emer-

ald egg necklace

( 26017556-

$49,000) paired

with diamond

earrings and ban-

gles to the 25th

Spirit Awards.

Kristin Chenoweth-

61st Annual Emmy

Awards wearing

Tiffany Lucida dia-

mond studs and a

15 carat aquama-

rine cocktail ring

Claire Danes paired pear-shape diamond

drop earrings with a diamond multi-chain

bracelet at the 2010 BAFTA awards in

London.

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D i d Y o u K n o w . . .

when we take in a Personal Check as a method of payment, we only need to write the following on

the face of the check?

US Government Issued Picture ID type & Expiration Date

Credit Card Type & Expiration MM/YYYY

Example:

Please do not write down the customer’s D/L # or DOB or Credit Card # on the check!

GG - Graduate Gemologist

GIA - Gemological Institute of America

IR - Individually Register SKU (one of a kind)

MAP - Management Associate Program

MIO - Merchandise Information Office

MIPS - Merchandise Info. Processing System

POS - Point Of Sales

QA - Quality Assurance

RSC - Retail Support Center

ATS - Authorization To Ship

COM - Customer Owned Merchandise

COP - Career Opportunity Program

CFC - Customer Fulfillment Center

CRM - Customer Relationship Management

CBY - Color By the Yard

DBY - Diamonds By the Yard

EGC - Electronic Gift Card

EMC - Electronic Merchandise Credit

CROSSWORD PUZZLE KEY

CA D/L & Expiration Date (i.e. D/L, State ID/U.S. Passport)

MC 06/2011 (Credit card type & EXP Date)

Review On Talking The Tiffany Talk

RSD - Retail Sales Development

RTT - Return To Tiffany

SDR - Solitaire Diamond Ring

SKU - Stock Keeping Unit

TIF - Tiffany & Co. abbreviation on NYSE

TFB - Tiffany For Business

TSC - Tiffany Service Center

TTA - Tiffany Time Account

TR - Tiffany Register

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Charles Lewis Tiffany

NFL

Tiffany Blue

Audrey Hepburn

NBA

Union Army

Jewelry n Silverware

Down

Reese Witherspoon

PGA Tour

Blue Book

Marilyn Monroe

NASCAR

MLB

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Before & After Floor Move 2010

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ACROSS

2 Founded by John B. Young and

6 Vince Lombardi Trophy

7 Registered Trademark Color

8 Breakfast at Tiffany's starred

10 Larry O'Brian Championship Trophy

11 In 1862 T & Co. supplied swords, flags and surgical implements

13 Tiffany & Co. is a (*tricky to fill in)

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1 The New York jewelry store was shut down when filming Sweet Home Alabama inside starring

3 FedEx Cup Trophy

4 Was known as the first Tiffany Catalogue in 1845

5 Tiffany's is mentioned in the song "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes starring

9 Nextel Cup Trophy

12 World Series Trophy

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