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The Client-Specific Intercultural Company www.kamelionworld.com 1 This workshop helps you maximize teamwork and strengthen performance among your global and virtual teams; it provides practical tools to develop strategies for international teambuilding. In times of crisis, more than ever, managers have no time to waste: they simply want things to happen. Workshop overview With globalization sweeping the world, your organization faces significant new opportunities and challenges. Mergers & acquisitions, strategic alliances, reorganization within international groups, the mobility of your workforce …all these situations have shaped your professional landscape creating new international teams. Whether you manage people from other countries or work in geographically disperse teams, you need to find ways to connect your co- workers from very different cultural backgrounds. Today, it is generally acknowledged that a Global Team can generate higher on-time performance, but only if differences in perception and understanding are first understood, second acknowledged and then leveraged for quick gains in performance. This is what you will discover during this one-day interactive cross-company workshop focusing on the challenges of global teaming. You will first get to understand of why and how multicultural teams often generate frustrating management dilemmas and create substantial obstacles to effective teamwork. You will then practice with new tools that enable you to build team cohesion & participation, create and maintain trust and improve cross-cultural communications & people management skills. Last but not least, you will be challenged, through a selection of real-world business situations, to modify your leadership style, define the right strategy to value cultural differences empowering individuals to perform at their peak level. Who should attend? The workshop is designed for team leaders who need to mobilize multicultural, co-located or geographically dispersed teams to implement strategic organizational goals. Participants may be new to the managerial role, or they may have held a managerial role for some time. What will I be able to do after participating? - You will be able to recognize underlying cultural effects in team work performance. - You will learn to communicate more effectively both face-to-face and virtually. - You will come up with team-building strategies to keep your global/virtual teams together and on track. - You will find questions to your burning questions and apply the lessons learned to your individual business context. Your Day: Sample Contents “Getting Things Done in an International Team” is a one-day interactive session that leverages the experience of the participants and encourages hands-on learning through the use of videos, discussions, role plays, self-assessments and the creation of action plans. The audience is limited to 12 participants per group to focus on the priorities and on each individual need identified in the pre-assessment survey carried out prior to the workshop. Getting Things Done in an International Team Intercultural Open Workshop by KamelionWorld TM

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Mergers & acquisitions, strategic alliances, reorganization within international groups, the mobility of your workforce …all these situations have shaped your professional landscape creating new international teams. Whether you manage people from other countries or work in geographically disperse teams, you need to find ways to connect your co-workers from very different cultural backgrounds. Today, it is generally acknowledged that a Global Team can generate higher on-time performance, but only if differences in perception and understanding are first understood, second acknowledged and then leveraged for quick gains in performance.

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This workshop helps you maximize teamwork and strengthen performance

among your global and virtual teams; it provides practical tools to develop strategies for international teambuilding.

In times of crisis, more than ever, managers have no time to waste: they simply want things to happen.

Workshop overview With globalization sweeping the world, your organization faces significant new opportunities and challenges. Mergers & acquisitions, strategic alliances, reorganization within international groups, the mobility of your workforce …all these situations have shaped your professional landscape creating new international teams. Whether you manage people from other countries or work in geographically disperse teams, you need to find ways to connect your co-workers from very different cultural backgrounds. Today, it is generally acknowledged that a Global Team can generate higher on-time performance, but only if differences in perception and understanding are first understood, second acknowledged and then leveraged for quick gains in performance.

This is what you will discover during this one-day interactive cross-company workshop focusing on the challenges of global teaming.

You will first get to understand of why and how multicultural teams often generate frustrating management dilemmas and create substantial obstacles to effective teamwork. You will then practice with new tools that enable you to build team cohesion & participation, create and maintain trust and improve cross-cultural communications & people management skills. Last but not least, you will be challenged, through a selection of real-world business situations, to modify your leadership style, define the right strategy to value cultural differences empowering individuals to perform at their peak level. Who should attend? The workshop is designed for team leaders who need to mobilize multicultural, co-located or geographically dispersed teams to implement strategic organizational goals. Participants may be new to the managerial role, or they may have held a managerial role for some time.

What will I be able to do after participating? - You will be able to recognize underlying cultural effects in team work performance. - You will learn to communicate more effectively both face-to-face and virtually. - You will come up with team-building strategies to keep your global/virtual teams together and on track. - You will find questions to your burning questions and apply the lessons learned to your individual

business context. Your Day: Sample Contents “Getting Things Done in an International Team” is a one-day interactive session that leverages the experience of the participants and encourages hands-on learning through the use of videos, discussions, role plays, self-assessments and the creation of action plans. The audience is limited to 12 participants per group to focus on the priorities and on each individual need identified in the pre-assessment survey carried out prior to the workshop.

Getting Things Done in an International Team

Intercultural Open Workshop by KamelionWorldTM

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Practical information

PRICE: 750 EUR (VAT excl.) per participant Included: pre-assessment survey, 1-day group session, lunch, coffee breaks and learning material

OPTION: A 1-day individual follow-up consulting session may be organized between 1 and 2 months after the workshop. This could take place either locally or wherever you need it. Primary goal is to develop appropriate strategies as an answer to a specific business project. Price: 1 600 EUR (VAT excl.) per participant. Included: pre-assessment interview, 1-day individual work session, learning material.

VENUE: Please consult our PLANNER to find out about dates and locations where the “Getting Things Done in an International Team” open workshops are conducted.

To get further information about the KamelionWorldTM Client-Specific Intercultural Solutions, please visit us: www.KamelionWorld.com or contact us at: [email protected]

Welcome & Introductions • Kick off with a team-building exercise • Participants/workshop objectives and agenda

Objective: Build credibility, trust and rapport within the participants

EXPLORING THE COMPLEXITIES IN GLOBAL/VIRTUAL TEAMS What does make teams successful? How does culture impact team-work? What are the barriers to teams’success?

Topics: • Look at the factors that contribute to team success

(especially diverse and non co-located teams) • What is Culture? • The critical factor: Trust • The additional challenge of virtual collaboration

Objective: Understand how culture impacts relationships, ways of thinking and ways of acting.

Understand the fundamental role trust plays in all business interactions

MANAGING AN INTERNATIONAL TEAM You will decode your individual business situations and explore best practice for high functioning Global Virtual Teams in areas such as communication, technology and trust.

Topics: • Model of cultural differences mapping cultures that make

up your team. • Business activities focusing on specific areas such as:

communication, management, providing feedback, progress tracking, reporting, conflict solving… identified in the needs analysis

• Communicating effectively using technology

Objective: Set the context of team-work within your company

Define best practices and behaviours for one-to-many, many-to-one, and one-to-one communication

Understand how to adapt to make the team more effective

SETTING PRIORITIES No theory here, just solid and practical solutions. You will develop the most appropriate strategies to bridge cultural gaps. Concrete and personal action plans will enable you to practice and measure your results immediately once back at work.

Topics: • Bridging the cultural gaps • How to make diversity work for the team • Learn techniques for building and preserving trust in

diverse and virtual teams • Addressing real-world challenges: action plan • Setting priorities for improving global/virtual team

performance and overcoming obstacles

Objective: Select current “real-world” priorities for improving global/virtual team performance and overcoming obstacles

REVIEW Review the specific aspects of team-work that gets in the way of productivity. Q & A, wrap up, closing the workshop.

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The Client-Specific Intercultural Company Avenue Charles de Gaulle 2, 1653 Luxembourg Tel: +32 (0)87 77 14 41 – Fax: +32 (0)87 77 68 56

www.kamelionworld.com

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REGISTRATION FORM

Getting Things Done in an International Team KamelionWorldTM Open Workshop

Please return the registration form duly filled in and signed either by email: [email protected] or by fax: +32 (0)87 77 68 56.

Participant n°1: Participant n°2: First Name: ……………………………………… First Name: ………………………………………………. Last Name: ……………………………………… Last Name: …….………………………………………… Job title: …………………………………………. Job title: …………………………………………………. Tel: ………………………………………………... Tel: ………………………………………………………… Email: …………………………………………….. Email: ……………………………………………………..

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Please address invoice to: Company name: ……………………………………………….…………………………………………………. Intra-Community VAT n°: ……………………………………………….………………………………………… To the attention of: ……………………………………………….……………………………………………….. Address: ……………………………………………….…………………………………………………………….. ……………………………………………….………………………………………………………………………… I wish to register for: the following “Getting Things Done in an International Team” session: …………………………….

Fee: 750,00 EUR (1 participant) 1 875,00 EUR (3 participants) 1 312,50 EUR (2 participants) 2 437,50 EUR (4 participants)

the individual follow-up consulting session: Fee: 1 600,00 EUR (1 participant) 4 000,00 EUR (3 participants)

2 800,00 EUR (2 participants) 5 200,00 EUR (4 participants) Payment terms: Prices are VAT excl. Full payment upon receipt of the invoice. If participation is cancelled more than 7 days before the start, the full amount will be repaid. Audience is limited to 12 participants. We reserve the right to cancel the training if the number of participants attending is less than 4. Date: …….. / …….. / …….. Signature: ………………………………………………………