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Victoria Dale, Founder of Inclusion 365, is on a mission to support employers and busy HR Leaders to move from reactive to proactive when it comes to driving their Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) agenda forward. Her approach is about taking those small steps to build inclusion into everyday conversations, decisions, actions and behaviours.
We had a valuable discussion about what it means to create space to listen to better understand your team's wider life context, what impacts an employee's ability to speak up and share, and how DE&I can be brought into everyday actions.
Over the past 20 years, Victoria has supported different industries from large global companies to small businesses to transform their workplace cultures through leveraging the power of diversity data to drive forward their DE&I strategies, attract more diverse talent and remain relevant in a rapidly changing world.
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Today I am truly grateful on my 9th business birthday.
I am so lucky that with my business, Culture Cuppa, I get to support and work with 1000s of people and teams all over the world from over 40 countries.
Plus I have the joy of connecting with people every day globally through my social, virtual and in person communities and networks, being energised and inspired to collaborate in new ways to share my ideas in podcasts, videos, talks and blogs.
So a big thank you to you all who support me and have worked with me on my journey. I am deeply grateful to you all- Culture Cuppa is all about people and I couldn't have done it without you!
In celebration of my business birthday, today on the podcast my good friend and previous guest, Febronia Ruocco, turns the tables on me and I am the guest of my own podcast! In this special episode, I answer her questions about my communication and cultural journey, what inspires me and what's coming next.
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The magnet rule of challenging conversations.
What happens when we bring 2 magnets of the same poles together? We experience resistance and they won't meet. The harder we try to push them together, the more resistance there is.
It's the same with challenging conversations and disagreements. So how can you change the outcome? Magnetise the situation with a challenging conversation bridge.
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Are you regularly making time and space for connection in your global team? How well are you and your people connecting with each other today?
Building connection through your communication is a real superpower, and can help you create trust, engagement and better relationships with your people, wherever they are based around the world.
Although connection technically is easier than ever, true human connection can be more challenging with hybrid and remote working.
In today's episode I share how to connect well in your multicultural team.
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Dr. Catherine Wu is an interculturalist and cultural intelligence evangelist. A passionate advocate for cultural diversity, Dr. Catherine is currently working towards telling 10 million people about cultural intelligence through speaking, writing, and posting daily on LinkedIn.
She joined me in this episode from Singapore for this deeply insightful conversation. We chatted about how cultural intelligence has evolved in the last few years, why successful cross-cultural communication starts with our intentionality to create shared experiences, and how we can all step into being an interculturalist.
In 2022, she launched The Cultural Quotient podcast, the first podcast to grow cultural intelligence at work and in life. As a speaker, Dr. Catherine frequently gives talks and conducts workshops on cultural intelligence for public and private organizations.
Dr. Catherine holds a PhD in Cultural Intelligence from the Center for Leadership and Cultural Intelligence in Singapore. She is French and has lived in Asia for the past 18 years. She lives in Singapore with her Taiwanese American husband and 3 third-culture kids.
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Communication confidence - what does that look like to you? What does it feel like? You will have your own version of confidence and I am exploring in today's podcast episode how we can make it work for you.
Confidence is one of the key foundations of my 4 pillars of Global Leader Communication, and I share my reframe on confidence and why it can feel challenging at times to communicate confidently.
Plus discover my ideas for you to start developing your confidence for key situations, including an introduction to my IMPACT model.
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Today we deep dive into a topic which I'm frequently asked about- clarity in speaking.
Many global professionals talk to me about how they want to sound more clear, concise and professional in the way they speak, to help them build their influence and impact, and so people listen and act.
Clarity is one of the key foundations of my 4 pillars of Global Leader Communication, so in this episode we will explore why it is important, why it's challenging for you currently and how to develop your clarity in your speaking.
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Michelle Bradley, our guest on the podcast this week, is a bridge-builder, coach, and trainer based in Taipei, Taiwan, who grew up in the multicultural environments of NYC, London, and Cape Town. She is bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese and is passionate about all aspects of cultural intelligence.
As a certified PCC-level coach, Intercultural Trainer, and experienced East-West consultant, she partners with individuals and organizations to create a tailored program for effectively communicating across cultural and linguistic lines for greater global agility.
She is the founder of Elephant Communications (雙象溝通), and has over 15 years of experience working with individuals and groups from all walks of life as a corporate trainer, intercultural consultant, coach, and yoga therapist.
In this fascinating episode Michelle joined me from Taiwan and we chatted about what it means to develop global agility with cultural EQ, how East-West cultural dynamics have evolved, as well as her key tips for you to change your cultural perceptions and develop your own resilience when working in multicultural environments.
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Michael Quigley is a twice published author and regular blogger as well as the creator of multiple online professional and personal development courses with his company Kataholos. His Online Learning Platform empowers over 8000 professionals in 100 countries.
He is a former primary school teacher with an extensive experience of teaching, leadership and mentoring, coupled with a life-long enduring passion for fitness, wellbeing and growing people.
In this episode we discussed the key topics for global leaders to focus on this year, including how to connect and build great relationships with people through becoming more present, your conversation and energy.
Plus what shifts in communication when we intentionally think about how we show up as leaders, make time for the important topics and plan what we want to say. Finally we talked about how to move away from cultural stereotypes and culturally understand others better.
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This week we're talking about the 4 pillars of global leader communication.
This is for you if you are a global manager who is ready to get promoted and wants to speak clearly, confidently and with impact.
Levelling up your communication skills is important for influencing your senior stakeholders, creating impact with your communication and enhancing your professional reputation and career opportunities.
That's where the 4 pillars of global leader communication can help you.
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