Monday 9th May, 6.30pm - BUENOS AIRES GOES MULTICULTURAL - How much do you know about multicultural teams? Join us!

Limited seats. Please confirm attendance via email ASAP at info@nomadasglobales.com.ar

Day: Monday 3rd May, 6.30pm
Length: 2 hours 30 minutes
Place: Café Lopez. Scalabrini Ortiz 2401. Corner of Güemes – 1st Floor. Palermo
Attendance fee: 40 Ar$/ person.
If you book 2 seats (you and a colleague/ friend): 70 Ar$/both

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Nómadas Globales Argentina, Argentine-based Consulting firm specialized in Intercultural Training, offers Cross-cultural training and coffee sessions in Palermo every week, alternating between Spanish and English sessions to promote cultural learning among Spanish- and English-speaking professionals from different nationalities and industries.

From a dynamic perspective that combines theory and practice, our next workshop (in English) focuses on:

• Raise awareness on the impact of culture on our perception of reality, our decisions and behaviors, both on a personal and professional level

• Identify essential differences among a variety of business practices across cultures, focusing on the Argentine workstyle and possible difficulties when working with Argentines

• Raise awareness on hidden stereotypes and judgments about our own cultural background and other cultural groups that impact negatively on effective communication across cultures

• Develop listening and conversational skills to resolve conflicts in multicultural settings

Speaker and Moderator: Lic Natalia Sarro

• Argentine Psychologist & Intercultural Trainer

• Founder of Nómadas Globales Argentina

• Coordinator of Cultural immersion, pre-departure and arrival orientation programs for global executives and international students.

• Bilingual Therapist of Spanish and English-speaking patients.

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Why taking an intercultural training in Buenos Aires?

Times change. And our challenges as global professionals change with them.

Today it is not uncommon to hear multiple languages and accents around the streets of Buenos Aires.

While the nostalgic Italian or Spanish Accent of our European ancestors is part of the past, today an increasing number of qualified foreigners, mainly Europeans and North-americans, find in Argentina their new home: a good place to live, study or work and develop their international careers.

So Argentine- based organizations are now incorporating new voices and nationalities to their workforces, bringing a multicultural flavor to their teams.

As professionals interacting with foreign colleagues, clients, partners and managers, we need to explore new ways of connecting across cultural boundaries.

How can we take advantage of cultural differences in workplace and use them to improve effectiveness of our teams?

JOIN US!