LEADING AND MANAGING ACROSS CULTURES
Hands-on guide to global best practices and their re-applications in your business.
4 x 1/2 days online via Zoom
• First half-day: 15 October 2024
• Second half-day: 22 October 2024
• Third half-day: 29 October 2024
• Fourth half-day: 7 November 2024
Price: EUR 1650
Do you know…
In today’s increasingly international, cross border, cross cultural work environment having the answers to the above may make the difference between successful leaders and ”management drop-out”s.
We will not only show you the best existing models for inter-cultural communication and people management, but we will also practice how you can use them in real-life.
For whom: Middle to senior leaders working in an international environment, whose roles involve acting in multiple countries, or company owners who are eager to expand internationally.
The purpose of the Leading and Managing Across Cultures program is to:
– dealing with customers, partners
– dealing with HQ and subsidiaries, bosses, peers, employees
– being ”on-line, all the time”, globally
This course is founded on the extensive leadership, teaching, and coaching experience of the faculty.
During these immersive sessions (4x half days) the participants will experience how their identity shapes their experience, and how to capitalize on their unique style to build trust, partnerships, confidence, and success. We will also will solve number of case studies such as: TEVA, Volkswagen, Nestlé, Uniqlo.
This is a highly interactive program that requires active participation. Besides individual participation we also focus on teamwork, group exercises, and learnings from each other’s experiences. Selected literature will be referenced for pre- and post-work and further individual development.
The sessions will also provide opportunities to create a strong network, build mentoring relationships and lifelong support.
Following successful completion of the program, participants will be able to:
Sandy is an international senior executive from Canada, with 40+ years experience in 40+ countries, across 4 continents.
He started his career at P&G Canada, then, at the Royal Bank of Canada, worked closely with Dr. Clotaire Rapaille, global authority in cultural archetyping and author of the bestsellers “The Culture Code” and “The Global Code”. Sandy drove international expansion at Cadbury International (North Am, Lat Am, Eu, Middle East) and RaiffeisenBank International (15 CEE countries). At Citibank Global Consumer Bank he was responsible for digital strategy for 18 countries across Europe, Middle East, Near East and Africa.
Since retiring from executive duties as CEO – Austria at the Royal Bank of Scotland, he has been helping companies in Africa and Asia through CapPlus Exchange, a Chicago based NGO and splits his remaining time among lecturing, mentoring and board duties. He is also founder/owner of the Codebreakers™.
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