Board-level buy-in for intercultural training
Elizabeth Masamune says that board-level executives can get interested in intercultural training when you make it a strategic issue. Her experiences in Japan throw light on corporate boards everywhere.
Transitioning into intercultural training as a career
Lara Statham made a decision to become an intercultural coach and consultant. We asked her about her path into the profession and for some tips she could share based on her experience of switching career.
Intercultural training goes digital, a trainer’s perspective
Digital learning will not make face-to-face training disappear, says Béatrice Rivas Siedel in this interview with Argonaut. She gives her view as a trainer deep in the digital learning revolution about what we can to do take every advantage. Her insights are relevant for trainers, training providers, client organisations and the learners themselves.
Interview with Alex Ma, Chinese cultural correspondent
Alex Ma is a researcher, consultant and teacher in the field of globalisation, economics and culture. His work with China’s Research Center for Economic Transition (Beijing University of Technology) makes him deeply involved with solving the challenges of cultural adaptation and international operations for a number of multinational organisations. He also advises individuals on cultural…