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Listening to your cross-cultural communication and maintaining a global vision of what is happening within an international business environment is the first step in developing strong international skills. What you do with what you learn through listening will help you create loyalty in international clients. Read More

Tips for growing your email marketing list online and offline for the best results. Read More

The now over-the-hill catchphrase “think outside the box” associated the act of brainstorming with the idea of being free from any sort of structure. If we could just open up our minds to a “blue sky” of possibilities it seemed to say, we'd soon hit upon a miraculous and innovative solution. Easier said, than done. Read More

Sometimes you have to bring a pineapple to build a bridge! How to get along with all kinds of agendas - even those that aren't your own. Read More

Starting out young is wonderful, starting out young makes you a shining star among the crowd and starting out young means you are reaping the advantages that the world offers much earlier. However, being a young entrepreneur can be disastrous if you don't keep a close eye on your finances. Read More

A series on how to start, grow and maintain your own online business. Read More

After studying the top most engaging brands on the web and going in depth to see how Starbucks and Dell did it, I have gathered some tried and tested best practices businesses can apply into their own social media efforts. Read More

There are cultural differences between British English and American English that go beyond different spelling. Today many businesses want to reach a wide international audience in English and are turning to International English to make this easier. Read More

China is a world power. However, China also feels like its just a minute away from another Without Warning Event, which will be heard and felt around the world. Read More

Mention the term “government white paper” and the words “creative”, “engaging”, “effective” and “colorful” aren't typically used in the same sentence. If you have ever read a U.S. Government white paper for a research project, you've probably realized that little has changed since the medium's inception in 1922, almost 90 years ago! Read More