Explore " intercultural communication" with insightful episodes like "Cultural Conversations: Brazilians", "Don't make this mistake if you want to communicate effectively // Fordham University x Zip Nguyen", "Killer Meetings with Marco Blankenburgh", "Export Strategy & A Healthy Dose of Intercultural Communication with Kathryn Read #145" and "Choose: Meta Communication or Cross Cultural Conflict? #140" from podcasts like ""Str8Up Show Podcast", "Bloom in Crisis", "Unlocking Cultural Agility with Marco Blankenburgh", "Experts! Speak English! - How to talk your way into an international career without the bullxxit" and "Experts! Speak English! - How to talk your way into an international career without the bullxxit"" and more!
❓ Do you ever find yourself wanting to become a more empathetic communicator?
❓ Are you looking to enhance your effectiveness in intercultural communication?
❓ Do you want to learn how to avoid common pitfalls when connecting with others?
🎉 Welcome to our new series, 'Grow with Zip,' where we dive into the insightful conversations Zip Nguyen has with students and young professionals 🎉
✍️ In Zip's own words: "As someone who's constantly seeking growth and improvement, I see myself as constantly evolving on my journey rather than having reached a destination. And as I continue to learn and grow, I simply want to offer my perspective and share what I've discovered with others... who knows, perhaps someone else may benefit from it, too 👩🏻🏫"
🌟 Special thanks to professor Kate Shea Kennon, Ed.D and all the students in her Business Communication class at Fordham University and Fordham Gabelli School of Business who joined the meeting ❤️
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Welp... you're probably not going to remember all of these, and neither am I (!) which is why internalizing the concept of "bloom in crisis" instead of trying to memorize what it means is important. Luckily, we can all do it by practicing consistently.
While I'm incredibly grateful for my journey, I know firsthand how painful and lonely it is to go through tough times alone — it urges me to give back and help others as much as I can in my lifetime. Bloom in Crisis has been transforming me and many others for the better, and I would love for you to give it a try!
Believing that everyone is a bloomer and we #bloomincrisis together, I founded Bloom in Crisis to share with you how I practice it and what I've learned throughout my journey, which, I hope, will be helpful for you in yours.
-Zip xx
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About Zip Nguyen: Zip was born and raised in Vietnam. When she was just under 18, she moved to the US for college and has been living there since. She started her first full-time job at New York Magazine then moved to the BBC at the end of 2019, currently leading Business Intelligence, Pricing & Yield in the Americas region in Ad Sales at BBC Studios. Besides her main job, she is also a BBC Senior Leadership Team Advisor alumnus and Deputy Chair of BBC Studios Next Generation Board alumnus. She finds fulfillment in giving back to the next generations and inspiring others to overcome challenging times. Zip is the founder and CQO (Chief Quarterlife-crisis Officer) of Bloom in Crisis, and host of the Bloom in Crisis podcast and YouTube channel (Zip's sharing reflects her original and independent thinking and does not represent the opinions of any other organizations that she is involved with.)
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Are you ready to turn the intricacies of intercultural meetings from minefields into gold mines?
Let's embark on this journey together with, Marco Blankenburg, the International Director of KnowledgeWorks. We'll interrogate the challenges of cultural nuances in meeting spaces, and how to navigate the virtual and face-to-face interactions in our current work environment. Get ready to learn from Microsoft's intriguing research on how the pandemic has modified meeting dynamics and how to foster a space where everyone is valued and can contribute freely.
In our enlightening conversation, we delve into effective strategies to engage all participants in intercultural meetings and boost the overall structure. Marco will share the secrets behind a successful meeting - from preparation to the selection of a moderator. He'll also delve into the understanding of how cultural dynamics play a crucial role in affecting the contributions of certain individuals. Intrigued by the use of CC and BCC in intercultural meetings? We'll unravel the intricacies of this, and the subtle communication nuances that take place before and after these meetings.
This episode promises to change the way you approach your next intercultural meeting. Don't miss it!
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Are you an immigrant who has difficulty keeping your feet in two cultures?
As Filipino expatriates, we understand that integrating into a new culture can be difficult. But not impossible! In this podcast episode, we explored the challenges of cultural integration, how to adjust to a new culture—while maintaining your cultural identity living in a foreign country, and making the most of your experiences as an immigrant.
Have questions or concerns? We’d love to hear from you. Email: hello@taraletstalk.com.
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My guest on this week's podcast is Andrea Heiliger. There are plenty of adjectives to describe Andrea - artistic, caring, spunky, brave, witty, smiley, dedicated, and adventurous are a few that come to mind. If you're ever having a bad day, she's the person you want to call because she makes everyone feel welcome when you're in her presence.
Andrea was born and raised in Nebraska but isn't quite sure where she caught the exploration bug. It may have started with her artistic talent combined with technical drawings that took her to archeological digs in Israel. Traveling is one of her passions and she definitely knows how to go with the flow no matter the circumstances. Most people try and make lemonade with lemons but Andrea would probably make an art project or a dessert...the options are endless with her imagination! It's this ability to adapt and be flexible that created opportunities in Turkey to observe and learn about the culture around her.
Andrea and her husband lived in Turkey. She and Janese chat about the highs and lows of culture shock overseas, how everyone experiences humbleness through it, and how to differentiate between cultures and personalities.
My guest on this week's podcast is Mehmet Casey. Mehmet (Mo) was born and raised in Baghdad, Iraq where like many others, he navigated a stressful lifestyle. After college and a brief employment, he decided to step out of the scene to pursue more professional opportunities and gain a global perspective. He landed what was supposed to be a 10-month long exchange teaching Fulbright scholarship but later events at home left him no choice but to seek asylum, which ultimately made Billings, MT his new home.
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Clementine Lindley is a born and raised Montanan who proclaimed at 7 years old she was going to live in Ireland. Not really understanding what that meant at the time, but learning it was possible, propelled her into studying abroad which forever changed her worldview. She was able to acclimate into the culture in a unique way which gave her a different perspective of her own culture.
This is her first conversation with Janese about living in another country. Listen to her experiences with culture shock and how she connected with her ancestral roots. If you've ever lived overseas for more than six months, you'll connect to this episode.
Highlights include:
Follow us @everyonesaforeigner on Facebook and Instagram...and remember, we're all foreign to someone!
Imagine you are seventeen and deciding to go to a foreign country by yourself for the first time to study for a year - without a cell phone and without social media. The only thing to really inform you about where you're going is movies or books like encyclopedias.
Akvilina Rieger has lived in the USA for over 20 years and when she entered the country so much of her world had been turned upside down even before she came to the US to study. Her country of Lithuania had become independent and was figuring out the future as a country.
In this episode we discuss culture shock through her first experience in the USA and how it has informed her exploration of other countries as well.
Highlights include:
Follow us @everyonesaforeigner on Facebook and Instagram...and remember, we're all foreign to someone!
On this episode of Speaking to Influence, Tom DeBiase reveals how he focuses on communicating risk and potential problems by translating his message into non-technical terms. Listen in as Laura and Tom discuss the difference between stories and explanations, the importance of shifting your perspective to your customer’s view, and how your ability to translate information impacts your leadership capabilities.
Tom DeBiase is a Senior Director in Capital One’s Cyber department, leading the Cyber Operations organization for Capital One.
You can connect with Tom in the following ways:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomdebiase/
To learn more about Dr. Laura Sicola and how mastering influence can impact your success go to https://www.speakingtoinfluence.com/quickstart and download the quick start guide for mastering the three C’s of influence.
You can connect with Laura in the following ways:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drlaurasicola
LinkedIn Business Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vocal-impact-productions/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWri2F_hhGQpMcD97DctJwA
Facebook: Vocal Impact Productions
Twitter: @Laura Sicola
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/vocalimpactproductions
Instagram: @VocalImpactProductions
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Ignacio Barrón Viela was born in España has lived in multiple European countries for his career before landing in Billings, Montana USA. This is his first conversation with Janese about living in another country. Listen to his experiences with culture shock and how he connected with his roots to overcome the challenges of the culture shock cycle. You'll also learn more about Janese's similar, yet different, experiences as well as take away some universal understanding about navigating the culture shock cycle.
Highlights include:
Follow us @everyonesaforeigner on Facebook and Instagram...and remember, we're all foreign to someone!
On this episode of Speaking to Influence, Janet Salazar reveals how her organization is navigating intercultural communication in a virtual landscape while remaining focused on making personal, intentional connections. Listen in as Laura and Janet discuss finding commonalities in human communication, being creative in your leadership approach, and the importance of correctly pronouncing someone’s name.
Janet C. Salazar is a social innovator, human potential activist, serial entrepreneur, speaker, writer, humanitarian and a global leadership strategist. Her fascination and energy is focused on the intersection and convergence of leadership, innovation, investment, partnerships, inclusion and philanthropy for equitable economies and social good.
You can connect with Janet in the following ways:
To learn more about Dr. Laura Sicola and how mastering influence can impact your success go to https://www.speakingtoinfluence.com/quickstart and download the quick start guide for mastering the three C’s of influence.
You can connect with Laura in the following ways:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drlaurasicola
LinkedIn Business Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vocal-impact-productions/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWri2F_hhGQpMcD97DctJwA
Facebook: Vocal Impact Productions
Twitter: @Laura Sicola
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/vocalimpactproductions
Instagram: @VocalImpactProductions
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“The whole purpose of making the film for me was I wanted to try and see if I can understand them, and I want to see if they’re able to understand me…I know I’m not going to change my views and I know he’s not going to change his, but can we at least get to a point where…can I recognize their humanity? And in doing so, can they recognize mine?” -Deeyah Khan, Award-Winning Documentary Film Director
Deeyah Khan is an Emmy and Peabody award-winning documentary film director, and founder of Fuuse, a media and arts company that puts women, people from minorities, and third-culture kids at the heart of telling their own stories. Deeyah is working to create intercultural dialogue and understanding by confronting the world's most complex and controversial topics.
Her 2012 multi-award winning documentary, Banaz: A Love Story, chronicles the life and death of Banaz Mahmod, a young British Kurdish woman murdered by her family in a so-called honor killing. Khan's second film, the Grierson and Bafta award-nominated Jihad, involved two years of interviews and filming with Islamic extremists, convicted terrorists and former jihadis. Her most recent documentary White Right: Meeting the Enemy, where she spends months getting to know neo-nazis, is currently streaming on Netflix. Her 2016 TED talk has over a million views.
In the process of making these documentaries and throughout her life as a brown woman, Deeyah has been spit on, held at gun point, and received countless rape and death threats. Yet she still walked away from these films with optimism and hope for humanity. In this interview of Stories of Transformation, we get to understand why that is.
A few highlights of our conversation are:
-Why some people respond to injustice with violence while others, like Deeyah, respond with picking up a camera
-How Deeyah ended up in a crappy Chinese buffet in NYC right after receiving an Emmy for her first ever film Banaz
-What powerful insights Deeyah learned through spending months interviewing Neo-Nazis, Jihads, and other extremists
-How Deeyah overcame her fear when face to face with her biggest enemies
-What happened when she joined some white supremacists at one of their rallies
-The number one thing she learned about how we should engage with those that have a completely different worldview than ourselves
-Who (or what), Deeyah learned, is actually our greatest enemy
Read full show notes here.
Connect with Deeyah Khan
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Deeyah_Khan
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deeyahkhan/
Website: https://deeyah.com/
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Produced by: Dana Drahos
Edited by: Joseph Gangemi
In this episode, Claire Parker, Senior Product Manager at Financial Times, will talk about working across different cultures. What difficulties will you face while working closely with different countries and how to manage the communication properly for a greater benefit for both parties.
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Csaba Toth is an international speaker and consultant on cultural intelligence, leadership and employee engagement.
As a Managing Partner at ICQ Consulting (www.ICQConsulting.com) he helps clients to identify and implement practical and culturally sensitised management practices.
Csaba has over 15 years of academic and professional experience in managing diverse teams and achieving outstanding results with them.
That is the reason why he founded ICQ Consulting where he has the privilege to work with world-leading experts in Silicon Valley, Miami, Berlin and France to be able to offer the most comprehensive solutions in his field.
Csaba’s Professional background includes: luxury hospitality management, marketing and business development.
Academic background: degrees in languages, international management, certification in behavioural sciences and cross-cultural models...all serving the same purpose...understanding and optimising people performance and engagement across cultures.
Personal background: dual citizenship and life in one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, Brighton, UK, where he’s learnt painful lessons that could have been avoided and he’s created a network of inspiring people all over the world.
In addition to that, Csaba was national champion in ju-jitsu which taught him how to adapt styles and techniques to achieve goals.
Invaluable skills and lessons learnt and transferred to every area of life.
With this diverse and fascinating background Csaba is able to guide organizations to success in this diverse and global economy.
Twitter: @GlobalBizDISC
Web: http://interculturaldisc.com
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