Anne Parker
Anne Parker is a qualified L& D professional and uses her wealth of experience to enable companies to develop capabilities such as cultural agility, intercultural communication and self leadership. In 2011, she developed a unique, common sense approach to cross cultural adaptation that enables instant behavioural change which she has used in multiple trainings and workshops and in a co-authored book. Anne was born to British parents in New Zealand and has lived in Hong Kong, Bahrain, Jamaica, Nigeria, UK, Australia and is now based in Amsterdam.
The topic of culture can sometimes seem dry or theoretical, however in reality we all have a natural ability to connect with…
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Personally, I have learned that I need to read the room before diving into small talk. This is wonderful awareness. Thank you.
Wonderful session about Culture. I loved the slides which were very crisp, less of text and more visuals.
A really brilliant, inspiring and professional lecture, thank you very much for that! really marvellous
Dear Anne Parker, Thank you for this wonderful session. Well articulated and explained. It helped us understand the different perspectives and also re-affirm the practice we were having wrt dealing with the different diverse collegues spread we've. Thanks
The speaker was clear and engaging. Loved the format
I enjoyed it, I thought the speaker was interesting and gave great examples (both hypothetical and from her own experience) to illustrate the concepts.
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