Beginning with its highly popular Korea 101, the Korea facing consultancy now offers programs on-demand via digital download
Golden, Colorado (PRWEB) April 10, 2015
Bridging Culture Worldwide (BCW) provides a wide range of Korea-focused training, coaching, and consulting services beginning with Korea 101, the consultancy’s most popular workshop. For more than a decade Korea 101 has been offered in corporate live and Webinar sessions both in the United States and internationally. Thousands of participants have benefited from this training and the insights shared.
BCW CEO Don Southerton notes, “For the first time we are offering the Korea 101 in an on-demand online learning format. Over five lesson sessions the course builds upon current experiences, while providing new knowledge.”
Southerton adds, “Building teamwork and cross-cultural understanding is paramount to success. Misunderstandings and stress created by the differences in culture impact productivity and interfere with smooth business operations. Cross-cultural education is recognized as a solution to cultural challenges in the workplace.”
Korea 101 is a timely overview approach to Korean culture, modern history, norms and business culture. The goal of the program is to foster a better understanding of Korea and its business culture.
Topics covered include: Business and social etiquette; History and the economy of Korea; Culture (music, art and cuisine); U.S./Korean relations including North Korea; The Korean workplace, management structure, and decision-making; Popular culture and New trends, as well as, Cross-cultural insights.
The program is conducted by noted author, strategist and lecturer, Don Southerton. Don works closely with many of Korea’s top Groups including Hyundai Motor and is an experienced specialist in bridging cultures between Koreans and non-Koreans.
Don has authored numerous publications with topics centering on culture, new urbanism, entrepreneurialism and early U.S.-Korean business ventures. Southerton also extensively lectures and writes and comments on modern Korean business culture and its impact on global organizations. He is a frequent contributor to the media (WSJ, Forbes, CNN Fortune, Bloomberg, Automotive News, Korea Times, Korea Herald, Yonhap, Korea Magazine, tbs eFM Koreascape and FSR) on Korea facing business and culture.
To learn more, go to Korea 101 On-line at http://unbouncepages.com/korea-101-buy-now/
About Bridging Culture Worldwide
Since its founding, Bridging Culture Worldwide has focused on global and Korea-related business services. Based on over 3 decades of experience, they share cross-cultural insights to global teams and management. Bridging Culture Worldwide core services include: Consulting, Strategy, and Research; Publications; along with Franchise and Licensing Development, Market Entry, Product Launch, IP, and Trademark.
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