Attention: Korean Overseas Teams and Management

Korea Teams and Manangement...Mark you calendar for the week of February 18th.


Don Southerton, recognized as a leading expert on Korean global business, will be in South Korea and available for a limited number of coaching and training sessions. Korea teams and management that support their company's international operations will benefit from Southerton's insights and how best to cope with the challenges they face....

Southerton has extensive experience working with both expat (ju jae won) and local western teams worldwide, including: North America, Mexico, UK, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Iceland, Russia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, the Middle East, India, and Australia.

Korea facing training and coaching programs developed by Southerton have been distributed worldwide and in seven languages. 

 To discuss dates still available email dsoutherton@bridgingculture.com

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