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Successful Global Training

Tuesday, December 9, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am EST  
Host: Association for Talent Development
By: Michael Marquardt
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This webcast will begin with a fun quiz to assess how you would handle training and consultancy assignments in a variety of different countries. We will then explore the challenges faced by talent development (TD) professionals when working with cultures whose ways of learning and leading are different than your own. You will discover strategies that can be effective when dealing with cultural differences in leadership, group collaboration, and communication styles.

This session will examine the best and appropriate approaches to designing and delivering training programs in a variety of national and global environments. Finally, we will describe the 10 skills and attributes of successful global TD professionals.

This webcast will help you:

  • Understand why and how cultural differences impact how people learn and lead.
  • Develop strategies to train and consult in a variety of cultures.
  • Learn the 10 competencies needed to be successful in global training and consulting.

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Michael Marquardt
Michael Marquardt

During the past 40 years, Michael Marquardt has worked in nearly 50 countries and has trained more than 100,000 leaders and HRD professionals. He is a professor of human and organizational learning, as well as director of the Global Teams and Organizations Certificate Program at George Washington University. Michael has written 25 books and more than 100 articles on topics such as, globalization, global teams, cross-cultural learning, and global leadership. More than one million copies of his publications have been sold in a dozen languages worldwide. He also serves as the president of the World Institute for Action Learning.