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‘Developing Effective Internal and Cross-cultural Teams (HR)’

‘Developing Effective Internal and Cross-cultural Teams (HR)’ – a Culture interest event taking place on 2018-05-14 00:00:00 in United Kingdom

WHY ATTEND?

? SHARE NEW IDEAS

Refresh knowledge and get the latest industry trends presented by thoroughly chosen experts – British University professors, in-demand practitioners, and field gurus. Generate new valuable ideas for business growth with efficient topic exposure and individual consultancy.

? IMPROVE YOUR CV

Gain a competitive advantage for your career from Oxford. Enjoy cultural socialising in the world education capital.

– Busy schedule? Benefit from distant participation – live streams from expert sessions. All participants receive a Certificate of Attendance from the Academic Union Oxford.

? MODERATORS & AGENDA

Dr Rui Verde

Director of Executive Programmes, Head of the Law and Economics Department, AU Oxford. PhD Law, London BPP University, UK. An efficient legal adviser, chief consultant (political, economic and legal risks concerning investments and activities in South America, Southwest Europe, and Africa), visiting lecturer of International Finance.

May 14, 2018

‘Employee Motivation’
Key points of the session:
– Why we work determines how well we work
– The six main reasons why people work
– Three motives that tend to increase performance
– Three motives that hurt performance
– The question of culture and organisation

Prof. John W.A. Netting

Internationally acclaimed expert with more than 30 years of practical professional experience in business development (Rolls Royce, IBM). Joint Managing Partner, International Strategic Management (ISM). CEO of the Europe Business Assembly, Oxford, UK.

May 15, 2018

‘Team Interaction Strategies’
Key points of the session:
– Effective strategies and implementation policies for international business
– The role of effective expatriate management
– Effective cross-cultural communication for international team-working

Ms Christina Briggs

A Tony Robbins Platinum Partner, a business ambassador and adviser, an experienced practitioner on international relations with 20 years of innovative leadership practices. She is President of prestigious 'The Global Club of Leaders' (UK). CEO ‘New World Insight’, UK.
May 16, 2018

‘Emotional Intelligence for Effective Teams’
Key points of the session:
– The Concept of Emotional Intelligence
– How to transit from toxic to trusted teams using emotional intelligence

– Busy schedule? Benefit from distant participation – live streams from expert sessions. All participants receive a Certificate of Attendance from the Academic Union Oxford.

at EBA Conferences Ltd. 2 Woodin’s Way Oxford United Kingdom – Add your South African Event here.

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Published on 5 April 2018 by Alan Category: EventsTag: CrossCultural, Developing, Effective, HR’, internal, Teams

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