In this episode of Worlds Collide, host Viktoria welcomes Nancy, who shares her incredible journey of working abroad in Switzerland and Denmark. From navigating the corporate world to dealing with the challenges of aging parents, Nancy offers valuable insights into her experiences living in different cultures. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of expat life, the importance of community, and the lessons learned along the way.

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If you want to hear more about Life in Switzerland or Denmark check out these previous stories of Worlds Collide.

Multicultural Life in Switzerland

Moving to Denmark - Aggelos experience as a Greek Expat

Copenhagen Chronicles - Derek's Life in Denmark

Keywords: Expat Life, Corporate Experience, Switzerland, Denmark, Cultural Differences, Aging Parents, International Business, Reverse Culture Shock, Community Building, Personal Growth, Biotech Industry, Living Abroad, Relocation Challenges, Cross-Cultural Teams, Podcast Journey, Life Lessons, Networking, Family Dynamics, Emotional Resilience, Entrepreneurial Spirit

Chapters:

(01:08) Viktoria: Hi, Nancy! How are you today?

(01:49) You've worked in biotech and pharmaceuticals for most of your career

(03:17) Nancy was working for a company in the US when she went abroad

(07:33) When you studied international business, were you aware of cultural differences

(09:23) Did your company help you relocate to Switzerland? Did you have assistance?

(10:52) How is it making friends with the Swiss?

(15:39) In Switzerland for six years working in biotech

(21:06) You abruptly canceled plans to stay in Copenhagen

(24:38) Are you done with this European adventure of yours?

(26:20) Coming back from Switzerland was probably the hardest hit for me

(29:40) You mentioned that faith kept you going while you were abroad

(33:32) When you moved to Copenhagen, you started going to church more regularly

(34:35) You stayed in Denmark after your brother passed away

(36:27) So here's what I love about the state of Montana

(41:05) Were you worried about your career or your family when you moved back

(43:32) What would you say is better, Denmark or Switzerland?

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