Many years ago, Eamonn Gearon returned from an epic camel journey across North Africa. He nearly died along the way, ...
With only a handful of weeks away until the 2024 election, we’re examining political polarization in America at the company level as part of our Office Politics series. Today, we’re focusing on the ...
There are many culture gaps among the Black, brown, and white experiences that whites often don’t even realize. Cultural intelligence can help us bridge those gaps. Institutions can use cultural ...
For Stephan Branch, the world has always been his classroom. Having lived on five continents and worked in over 50 countries, he has spent a lifetime immersed in different cultures, building ...
The pace of change in today’s globalized and interconnected world means command-and-control leadership does not work anymore. The ability to thrive as a leader in the 21st century requires continuous ...
Cultural intelligence can be defined as a particular framework of intercultural skills – unlike intercultural competencies it’s more of a structured practice, says the director of Executive Programs ...
Foreign leaders who fail to learn about the local culture in which they operate risk isolating themselves, missing critical intelligence, and missing out on opportunities, ultimately leaving money on ...
Five years ago, a major consumer brand came to me wanting to reach South Asian customers. Simple enough, right? I showed them a cricket sponsorship. Nearly one billion fans worldwide, explosive growth ...
Microaggressions are subtle but common comments or actions that target people of color in ways that are belittling and hurtful. They might involve stereotypical assumptions, backhanded compliments, or ...
Rachel Shields Williams, director of client intelligence at Sidley Austin and winner of the Monica Bay Women of Legal Tech Award, discusses how data fragmentation and a lack of cultural change can ...
The marketing playbook is rapidly becoming obsolete. AI, martech, and culture are converging at an accelerated pace while many marketers still focus on demographic segments and geographic boundaries.