The season of giving extends beyond family and friends. Often, your employer gets into the holiday spirit by throwing a party for its employees, decorating the office, and if you’re lucky, offering up a holiday bonus to celebrate a successful year of business.

As technology has advanced, global relations have evolved, too. PSOW alum Michelle Mischier dives into diplomacy in the digital age.

The holiday season always brings gatherings galore. From gifting to gabbing, you are likely to find yourself in a social situation or two that leaves you scratching your head.

The Protocol School of Washington has signed a partnership agreement with the Institute of Public Administration.

Congratulations to the latest group of protocol professionals who graduated from our recent International Protocol Manager Training course in Abu Dhabi. Mabrook! https://youtu.be/2pHOWQGLHQ4

In planning the perfect business dinner, most guests know that it’s not just important to have a seat at the table—it’s also about where you are seated at that table. Proper placement of guests is a vital component of any dinner event, especially when it has to do with a formal business occasion.

The Protocol School of Washington has a robust alumni network of more than 5,000 graduates from over 80 countries representing the highest caliber of protocol and etiquette professionals in their respective fields.

Pamela Eyring, the president of The Protocol School of Washington, discussed the proper protocol at office happy hours with FOX Business.

Career coach Ken Coleman discussed why the ‘warm’ job market means a unique opportunity for the workforce on FOX Business.

The Protocol School of Washington’s president talked to Yahoo Finance about the etiquette you should follow at a child’s birthday party.

Be it for business or pleasure, traveling can be an incredibly rewarding experience. However, leaving the comforts of home is not without major tests to your patience.

The Protocol School of Washington has a robust alumni network of more than 5,000 people from over 80 countries around the world. From the halls of academia to the trenches of entrepreneurship, our graduates represent the highest caliber of protocol and etiquette professionals in their respective fields.

It’s bound to happen: you drop by your local coffee shop or pickup takeout from your favorite spot and when you checkout on a tablet, you’re faced with the option to tip.

Tipping is a topic that affects us all. From the local coffee shop barista to your food delivery driver, knowing who —and how much — to tip is a conundrum many of us face every day.

Saeed AlSalkhadi, managing director of The Protocol School of Washington’s Middle East North Africa (MENA) region, has been promoted to vice president.

The Protocol School of Washington has a robust alumni network of more than 5,000 people from over 80 countries around the world. From the halls of academia to the trenches of entrepreneurship, our graduates represent the highest caliber of protocol and etiquette professionals in their respective fields.

PSOW’s president spoke with Well+Good about how to make a great first impression with your new neighbors.

PSOW’s president shared guidance with Brides Magazine readers on how to navigate being part of a pricey wedding party.