There are dozens of philosophies regarding how to communicate with people. Everyone has a great new idea on the best way to communicate across...
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Aug
18
2017
This is the Key Ingredient to Communicating with Anyone
by Jerry Johnson
Jerry Johnson is a sought-after trainer, facilitator, and consultant with over 30 years of multi-faceted business and executive experience. As a senior resource for Fortune 500 companies and government agencies, Jerry has conducted hundreds of training and consulting sessions and is consistently recognized for his outstanding delivery. Jerry lives in Orem, Utah with his wife Sheri and their five children. When he’s not in front of a classroom or client, Jerry enjoys water sports and driving and working on his classic Chevy pick-ups.
Jerry Johnson is a sought-after trainer, facilitator, and consultant with over 30 years of multi-faceted business and executive experience. As a senior resource for Fortune 500 companies and government agencies, Jerry has conducted hundreds of training and consulting sessions and is consistently recognized for his outstanding delivery. Jerry lives in Orem, Utah with his wife Sheri and their five children. When he’s not in front of a classroom or client, Jerry enjoys water sports and driving and working on his classic Chevy pick-ups.
Aug
07
2017
What No One Tells You about Cross-Culture Communicating
by Eric Francis
Eric specializes in developing leaders as communicators. Through interaction with diverse cultures and people, Eric strengthened his belief that a global mindset was essential to Japan's success in the business world. Incorporating his international experiences and know-how into a global training series, Eric has trained more than 500 corporate teams in a wide range of industries throughout Asia-Pacific. He currently is based in Tokyo and has made Japan his home for a total of 20 years. When he's not training, he enjoys working on his goal of climbing all of Japan's 100 famous mountains.
Eric specializes in developing leaders as communicators. Through interaction with diverse cultures and people, Eric strengthened his belief that a global mindset was essential to Japan's success in the business world. Incorporating his international experiences and know-how into a global training series, Eric has trained more than 500 corporate teams in a wide range of industries throughout Asia-Pacific. He currently is based in Tokyo and has made Japan his home for a total of 20 years. When he's not training, he enjoys working on his goal of climbing all of Japan's 100 famous mountains.
Talking about communicating across cultures usually prompts us to look at differences. How does my culture compare to yours? Researchers into...
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Oct
06
2016
How Good Coaching Creates Inclusion
by Malini Janakiraman
Malini Janakiraman specializes in learning, organizational development, and executive coaching. As a global leader with over 25 years’ experience, she has worked at the highest levels of many well-known organizations worldwide.
Malini is a native of Bangalore, India and is fluent in three languages. A vicious field hockey and tennis player, she enjoys yoga, singing in both Western and Indian genres, cooking, and traveling. Malini and her husband-TJ are the proud parents of two children, Vikram and Vanitha and two adorable granddaughters, Janaki and Shivani.
Malini Janakiraman specializes in learning, organizational development, and executive coaching. As a global leader with over 25 years’ experience, she has worked at the highest levels of many well-known organizations worldwide.
Malini is a native of Bangalore, India and is fluent in three languages. A vicious field hockey and tennis player, she enjoys yoga, singing in both Western and Indian genres, cooking, and traveling. Malini and her husband-TJ are the proud parents of two children, Vikram and Vanitha and two adorable granddaughters, Janaki and Shivani.
In the 80s and 90s, I built a career in an industrialized, male-dominated Fortune 500 company as a woman and a minority. My success was the result...
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