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Effective Global, Cross Cultural Meetings April 9th, 2013 Join us for #GlobalMindsetChat, Thurs 9am PT / 12pm ET / 18:00 CET This week’s topic: Effective & Productive Global, Cross Cultural Meetings by Evelyn Eury @SageStrategist Pitfalls of Global, Cross Cultural Meetings Global meeting planning across cultures has many of the same pitfalls as traditional meeting organizing but is complicated by the cultural nuances [...] #GlobalMindsetChat Employee On-Boarding & Cultural Immersion April 3rd, 2013 Alternatives to Traditional On-Boarding: Automation & Cultural Immersion I’ve spent the week talking about cultural immersion in organizations and how to integrate employees to an organization’s overall culture and way of operating. I was also privileged to listen to how companies can best automate the on-boarding process and the challenges they have to find the [...] Global Leadership – Skills Global Leaders Need February 17th, 2013 The McKinsey Quarterly sited a study where 76 percent of senior executives said they believe their organizations need to develop global-leadership capabilities, but only 7 percent think they are currently doing so very effectively. However those companies who are getting it right in terms of global leadership development and acting as true global players are [...] 10 Ways to Establish Cultural Continuity in Your Global Organization February 17th, 2013 One of the biggest challenges for companies today is the creation of common values and behaviors that make up company culture and foster a sense of unified purpose amongst employees. Organizations struggle to stream-line, align and get buy-in to processes and procedures when they lack what we call: Cultural Continuity. The good news is you [...] Cross Cultural Reflections on Brazil II February 15th, 2013 Guest Blog Post By Barbara Stein There are definitely a few things you need to know about Brazilians if you are moving to this amazing country, mainly if you are going to work with them. As a Brazilian, I might be a bit biased talking about it. Especially, because it’s very hard to identify traits [...] Global Checklist for Your Go-To-Market Strategy! January 27th, 2013 Check-list for a Global Go-to-Market Strategy In our interest to help global companies understand how to go-to-market successfully, we’ve put together an initial check-list of what to consider: 1) Do you know where your growth market is?2) Have you identified key relationships (globally)? 3) Are you working with a culturally aware market research firm? 4) [...] January 27th, 2013 Three Global Business Trends 2013 by Melissa Lamson 1) Mexico is the next big growth market Brazil, Russia, India and China are still strong and in some cases still steadily growing. However China has almost become too expensive to be considered a growth market anymore, with Brazil close behind, and many companies are [...] Cross Cultural & Diversity Consultancy Set-Up January 23rd, 2013 Cultural Consulting Elite TM Establish yourself as a successful Cross Cultural Consultant! Use your knowledge and degree to start a successful business! Develop techniques, tools, and a strategy to win business globally! As a seasoned intercultural and diversity expert, I get a call once a week by those looking for tips and resources to start [...] Cultural Continuity™ for a Connected Workforce January 17th, 2013 Do you struggle with Company Culture? Could you improve efficiency and communication in your global organization? Are you having trouble getting buy-in to processes and procedures? As technology, social media and the Internet allow companies to obtain greater global visibility, organizations that want to take advantage of their growing markets are creating new offices at [...] 10 Ways to Accelerate Global Growth December 10th, 2012 This blog is re-posted from Growth Nation, www.growthnation.com Diamonds are all around your feet – you just need to reach down and pick them up! So it often is with global growth. Often CEO’s don’t know what they don’t know, and opportunities for growth are lost because the risks of growing globally are overstated or [...] |