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Coaching Across Cultures --
International Seminar 2010
Certification Cultural Orientations Framework (COF)
Following the success in Brussels,
Sydney, Prague, Rome, New York and
Oxford, the Coaching Across Cultures
seminar will take place in 2010:
Lisbon, Portugal: 17 - 19 May
Hong Kong, China: 25 - 27 August
Amsterdam, the Netherlands:
29 September – 1 October
This three day advanced seminar is specifically designed for experienced coaches, consultants, executives and HR/LD professionals, seeking sustainable success working with and within global organisations.
The seminar carries 15+ Continuing
Coaching Education Units (CCEU) from ICF.
Past seminars have been fully booked,
so enrol early to avoid disappointment!
Send expressions of interest
or questions to
dina@challengingdirections.com
‘Throughout the whole of life
one must continue to learn to live...',
‘We learn not in the school,
but in life.'
Seneca (c.3 BCE-AD 65)
Human beings have migrated extensively throughout history, and international trade existed as early as 3000 BC. For many years the greatest challenges to humans were geographic distances. Not any more. In the world today the greatest challenge is how to bridge cultural gaps.
The most impacted by the global trends are business managers and leaders, as they increasingly interact with subordinates, peers, business associates, clients and customers representing the many world cultures.
Most international companies today understand that in order to succeed they must develop global leaders, equipped to manage businesses and people across cultural borders.
Whether working in the private or public sector, overseas or locally, today’s managers are interacting with people from other countries. Communicating across cultures has become an essential new skill for succeeding in today's competitive workplace.
Challenging Directions offers coaching, mentoring and consulting in:
- Effective Global Leadership
- Managing Culturally Diverse Employees
- Living and Working Abroad
- Repatriation