PSOW Graduate Profile: Polly Ann Smith

- Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force

Your expertise: Logistics , Planning Travel and Communication.

Your proudest moment in your career: Being selected for an assignment as a member of the Director General’s staff at the Inter-American Defense Board in Washington D.C for five years .

Your professional tip of the day: Look your best, and portray confidence in everything you do – Image Speaks

Lesson learned on the job: The ability to perform and multi-task within an international organization.

How, specifically, did the school impact your career, or current job position: It gives me the opportunity to advance in my career to the next higher level in my organization.

Most valuable resource as it applies to your career (i.e. books, professional organization, etc.: My most valuable resource is my military background and successfully graduating from PSOW.

Where do you see your career in 5 years? What do you hope to have achieved: I see myself as being the owner and Managing Director of my own Etiquette and Protocol firm.

Your mentor: My Mother

Your motto: Aim for excellence. There is always room at the top.

Why did you choose The Protocol School of Washington: I chose the Protocol School of Washington because of their high reputation as the only accredited school in the USA.

Other comments: I am a Proud Graduate of PSOW. Thank you!

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PSOW Graduate Profile: Polly Ann Smith

- Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force