開催終了9/23 EVENT IN SILICON VALLEY: BEST PRACTICES IN CROSS-CULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
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2009年09月06日 08:08 更新
U.S. Market Access Center Event
What every foreign company should know about doing business in the United States
When setting up a business outside of one's home country, issues such as real estate, legal, and human resources can be difficult to manage - and managing the different cultural approaches to these aspects of business can be even more challenging.
We invite you to hear the journeys of international companies who have set up operations in the United States and continue to operate successfully here. They will share how they overcame obstacles and learned to communicate effectively across cultures. Additionally, three experts specializing in European and Asian communication patterns will discuss the theory behind these cultural differences and provide tips on how to improve cross-cultural business communcation.
Participants will learn:
How to successfully recruit, interview, and hire US staff/employees
How to negotiate with vendors/suppliers
Relationship-building with American customers and how to win them over
How to convince, criticize, or reach agreement with US business partners
Moderator: Omar Mencin, CEO, US Market Access Center
Panelists:
Peter Bostelmann, PMP, Program Delivery Manager, SAP
Diana Ross, Director, Human Resources, NAMCO BANDAI Games America
Melissa Lamson, President, Lamson Consulting, Global Diversity Management
Rochelle Kopp, Managing Principal, Japan Intercultural Consulting
Sean DeBruine, Partner, Alston & Bird LLP
Who should attend:
Employees or manager from foreign countries who need to make decisions about setting up operations in the United States.
Trade commissioners and business development representatives from international agencies in the Bay Area.
Tech entrepreneurs who are looking to break into the US market with a product or an idea.
Format: 6pm-7pm: Registration and networking
7pm-8pm: Panel discussion
8-8:30pm: Networking
Cost: $30.00
Please join us for this enlightening event on communication best practices across cultures!
Link for registration: http://
What every foreign company should know about doing business in the United States
When setting up a business outside of one's home country, issues such as real estate, legal, and human resources can be difficult to manage - and managing the different cultural approaches to these aspects of business can be even more challenging.
We invite you to hear the journeys of international companies who have set up operations in the United States and continue to operate successfully here. They will share how they overcame obstacles and learned to communicate effectively across cultures. Additionally, three experts specializing in European and Asian communication patterns will discuss the theory behind these cultural differences and provide tips on how to improve cross-cultural business communcation.
Participants will learn:
How to successfully recruit, interview, and hire US staff/employees
How to negotiate with vendors/suppliers
Relationship-building with American customers and how to win them over
How to convince, criticize, or reach agreement with US business partners
Moderator: Omar Mencin, CEO, US Market Access Center
Panelists:
Peter Bostelmann, PMP, Program Delivery Manager, SAP
Diana Ross, Director, Human Resources, NAMCO BANDAI Games America
Melissa Lamson, President, Lamson Consulting, Global Diversity Management
Rochelle Kopp, Managing Principal, Japan Intercultural Consulting
Sean DeBruine, Partner, Alston & Bird LLP
Who should attend:
Employees or manager from foreign countries who need to make decisions about setting up operations in the United States.
Trade commissioners and business development representatives from international agencies in the Bay Area.
Tech entrepreneurs who are looking to break into the US market with a product or an idea.
Format: 6pm-7pm: Registration and networking
7pm-8pm: Panel discussion
8-8:30pm: Networking
Cost: $30.00
Please join us for this enlightening event on communication best practices across cultures!
Link for registration: http://
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