In celebration of The Protocol School of Washington’s 30th anniversary, we are hosting the 2019 Global Education Summit, August 21-24, 2019 at The Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. This special event provides one of the most exciting educational summits of its kind with a diverse program of educational sessions and presentations by accomplished industry experts focusing on the most important aspects of global diplomacy. Whether or not you are a graduate of our School, this is an incredible opportunity to meet, learn and network with others inspired to create professional relationships through cultural understanding, communication and respect!  Read more

Understanding the fundamentals of business protocol and professional etiquette are more important than ever in our ever-changing multicultural workforce. But there are nuances and subtle shifts in professional behavior that will make your graduates stand out from the competition.  Read more

If you are of a certain age, you may recall a famous episode of the hit sitcom “Designing Women” when one of the lead characters—the outspoken but forever proper Julia Sugarbaker—participates as a model in a charity fashion show. She is humiliated when her dress gets caught in her pantyhose, an event that forever brands her as the woman who “mooned Atlanta.”  Read more

As one of the most multifaceted figures in American history, Benjamin Franklin was someone who truly embraced change, particularly in the incredibly diverse professional and personal pursuits of his life. Here was a man whose resume would include such diverse positions as politician, inventor, scientist, musician, entrepreneur and author among his many credits. As Franklin himself said, “When you’re finished changing, you’re finished.”   Read more

Stop telling yourself that you don’t remember names, and start telling yourself “I’m good at remembering names.” This statement, repeated often enough, can counteract any negative message about not remembering names.  Read more