Corporate Etiquette and International Protocol Consultant Training
Protocol Officer Training Level I
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Pamela Eyring is Director of The Protocol School of Washington ®, the leader in protocol and etiquette services. Armed with more than two decades of operational protocol and educational development, Ms. Eyring brings in-depth knowledge and skill to the protocol and etiquette industry. Formerly the Chief of Protocol at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, she planned and directed military, government, international and civic ceremonies, conferences, special events and Presidential visits. She was also the Executive Development Program Manager for the Education and Training Branch of Headquarters Personnel.
Ms. Eyring is an active member of Protocol and Diplomacy International – Protocol Officers Association (PDI-POA), the American Society of Training and Development (ASTD), International Public Management Association – Human Resources (IPMA-HR), and Meeting Professionals International (MPI).
Dorothea Johnson is Founder and Chair of The Protocol School of Washington ®. She has presented etiquette and protocol seminars and briefings to more than 50,000 individuals worldwide. Clients representing business, government, education, and entertainment have been counseled privately and in groups. Ms. Johnson served as protocol advisor to The Joint Military Attaché School, Washington, D.C. She is the author of The Little Book of Etiquette (Running Press 1997), Tea & Etiquette (Capital Books 1998), and co-author of THE POWER OF HANDSHAKING (Capital Books 2004). Ms. Johnson authors the column Protocol & Etiquette Q&A for the school’s website and Tea & Etiquette for Tea Time magazine.As a frequent contributor to trade and business publications, her advice is sought by the editors of Martha Stewart Living magazine for the Dear Martha column, and she is currently quoted in more than fifty books. She ranks as one of the most widely quoted etiquette and protocol experts in the United States of America. Ms. Johnson is an active member of Protocol and Diplomacy International – Protocol Officers Association (PDI-POA). Our History The Protocol School of Washington® has established a tradition of excellence by providing the most comprehensive protocol and etiquette training and certification programs available. The school has developed a market presence recognized worldwide as the best in the industry. Dorothea Johnson, founder and chair, was the first etiquette expert to recognize a need for professionally trained etiquette and protocol instructors. She had the foresight in 1986 to conduct research that revealed a basic lack of polish in relatively seasoned professionals and executives. Additionally, there was an expanding global economy that required social skills as a cornerstone of international business. Armed with more than three decades of firsthand experience teaching etiquette and protocol, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a vision, she shaped the growth of the industry. The Protocol School of Washington® is the standard by which others in the industry are judged. Today, Pamela Eyring, the school’s owner and director, continues to build upon the founder’s high quality principles and performance by providing continuous research and educational development for protocol and etiquette professionals worldwide. Leveraging more than two decades of protocol, education and training skills, she blends the two career fields to advance education standards for the rapidly expanding protocol and etiquette industry. Ms. Eyring continues a strong presence on the speaker’s circuit where she shares her expertise with professionals who desire to promote a higher level of business intelligence. What is The Protocol School of Washington®’s The mission of The Protocol School of Washington® is to provide contemporary, universally accepted protocol and etiquette trainings in the highest professional manner.
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