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Endorsed by Pamela Eyring, president and owner of the Protocol School of Washington, this little book is full of helpful hints for writing thank-you notes for all occasions. You’re welcome.ġ01 Ways to Say Thank You by Kelly Brown. Headed to Malaysia? The chief of state is the Paramount ruler or the Sultan. Robert Hickey, the Deputy Director of the Protocol School of Washington, presents you with an exhaustive resource on the correct way to address dignitaries and leaders around the world. It doesn’t get any more comprehensive than this.

Honor and Respect: The Official Guide to Names, Titles, and Forms of Address by Robert Hickey. Their works go a long way towards smoothing international relations in the business arena. This is a great book to keep on your desk for quick, up-to-date referencing.Īny and all of Terri Morrison’s Kiss, Bow, or Shake Hands series as well as anything by Mary Murray Bosrock will give you the necessary information to navigate international protocols with confidence. With a humorous and straightforward approach, they guide you through the intricacies of a 6-course meal and the particulars of that all-important job interview. Dorothea Johnson, founder of The Protocol School of Washington, and her granddaughter Liv Tyler wrote this easy to read volume on business and social etiquette for professionals. Modern Manners: Tools To Take You To The Top by Dorothea Johnson and Liv Tyler. From how to address a wedding invitation to how to run an effective board meeting, you’ll find what you need here and in other Post publications. This updated edition is timely and thorough, covering such classic concerns as thank-you notes while addressing the modern dilemmas of technology and air travel. But they also bring to both social and business etiquette a refreshing modernity as well. From Emily Post, the grande dame of etiquette, to her great and great-great grandchildren who have continued her work through The Emily Post Institute, this family protects traditional, time-honored manners.

The Posts are to etiquette what the Windsors are to the British monarchy. There are several, however, that you can trust completely:Įmily Post's Etiquette, 18th Edition by Peggy Post, Anna Post, Lizzie Post, and Daniel Post Senning. I have run across some "decorative" etiquette books that are filled with helpful information, and with errors and inconsistencies. I often get asked about resources for social, business, and international etiquette, and there are quite a few books out there, all promising to give you the facts. It's Day 5 of National Business Etiquette Week, and I’m cutting it close!