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Master Cross-Cultural Leadership for the Asian Century
Overview:
This 2-day intensive workshop is designed for leaders and managers looking to enhance their ability to navigate cross-cultural environments, particularly within the dynamic and diverse markets of Asia. With a focus on practical skills and actionable insights, this program equips participants with the tools needed to lead effectively in the Asian Century.
Day 1: Foundations of Cross-Cultural Leadership in Asia
Introduction and Cultural Self-Awareness
- Focus: Understanding personal cultural biases and how they impact leadership style.
- Activities:
- Cultural intelligence assessments.
- Group discussions on cultural self-awareness.
- Outcome: Enhanced self-awareness and readiness to develop cross-cultural competencies.
Understanding Asian Cultural Frameworks
- Focus: Explore key cultural dimensions that influence business practices in Asia.
- Activities:
- Interactive presentations on high-context vs. low-context communication.
- Case studies analyzing business cultures using frameworks like Hofstede’s dimensions.
- Outcome: Comprehensive understanding of cultural nuances affecting business interactions in Asia.
Effective Cross-Cultural Communication
- Focus: Master verbal and non-verbal communication strategies for diverse settings.
- Activities:
- Role-playing exercises for practicing different communication styles.
- Workshops on understanding non-verbal cues and body language in Asian contexts.
- Outcome: Improved ability to communicate effectively and build rapport with multicultural teams.
Networking and Q&A Session (Late Afternoon)
- Activities:
- Networking opportunities with peers.
- Open Q&A to address specific challenges and insights.
- Activities:
Day 2: Advanced Strategies for Cross-Cultural Leadership
Navigating Cross-Cultural Negotiations and Conflict Resolution (Morning Session)
- Focus: Develop negotiation tactics and conflict resolution strategies tailored to Asian business environments.
- Activities:
- Workshops on negotiation techniques and conflict resolution.
- Simulated business negotiations with Asian partners.
- Outcome: Enhanced negotiation skills and strategies for managing conflicts in multicultural settings.
Building and Leading Multicultural Teams
- Focus: Strategies for building cohesive and high-performing multicultural teams.
- Activities:
- Group coaching on effective team dynamics and leadership styles.
- Exercises on fostering inclusivity and trust within diverse teams.
- Outcome: Strengthened leadership skills for managing and motivating culturally diverse teams.
Leveraging Cultural Differences for Innovation and Growth
- Focus: Turning cultural diversity into a strategic advantage for innovation.
- Activities:
- Workshops on using diverse perspectives to drive creativity and business growth.
- Case studies on successful companies that have leveraged cultural diversity.
- Outcome: Ability to harness cultural differences to foster innovation and business success.
Action Planning and Wrap-Up
- Focus: Develop a personalized action plan to implement learnings in the workplace.
- Activities:
- Interactive session to create action plans and set post-workshop goals.
- Wrap-up discussion on key takeaways and future commitments.
- Outcome: Concrete strategies and plans for applying cross-cultural skills in leadership roles.
Key Benefits:
- Rapid Skill Development: Intensive training over two days for immediate application.
- Practical, Hands-On Learning: Engaging sessions, role-plays, and real-world simulations.
- Expert Guidance: Led by a seasoned trainer with deep knowledge of Asian business practices.
- Actionable Outcomes: Leave with a clear action plan for leveraging cross-cultural skills.
Call to Action:
Join our 2-day intensive workshop to master cross-cultural leadership skills and drive your success in the Asian Century. Register now to secure your spot and transform your leadership approach today!
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Do you also offer workshops, trainings and seminars?
Yes, we also offer trainings, workshops, seminars and keynotes. Do contact us if you would like to learn more about our offers.
Are you a member of an organization?
We are a member at the International Coaching Federation (ICF), Deutscher Fachverband Coaching (DFC), Forbes Coaches Council and a Fellow at the Institute of Coaching, McLean/Harvard Medical School.
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