How To Work Effectively with

U.S. Companies and Businesspeople

“Hollywood close-ups”

gallery edition

Ali Shami

   Steven   

Howard 

Leadership Mindsets Keynote Speaker

Special  Guest 

Commentators

Eric Chih Teh Shen, AIA, LEED AP

Guide Strategic Direction with Analytics
Optimize Operational and Business Outcomes
1. “High-Trust” vs. “Low-Trust” societies/cultures.
2. My personal experience doing business in China for several years, and in Saudi Arabia last year (which was shockingly similar to the Chinese.  They are hierarchical and very political)
  • I specialize in “data-driven design” for healthcare and commercial facilities     (i.e. buildings, associated spaces, equipment, staffing, and operating resources)
  • I combine the roles of an architect and a business strategist. 
  • I use business intelligence (i.e. data and operating information) and analytical modelings to align facility planning with business operating strategies.  I help clients forecast the results of different strategic decisions (on the project), and help the projects achieve optimal functional and business outcomes.


Christian Ter-Nedden CRP, GMS

Los Angeles metropolitan

Christian Ter-Nedden, CRP, GMS - Operations Manager - Sterling Lexicon | LinkedIn

Globally Oriented Mobility Leader;

Strategic Relocation Program Management;

Increasing Employee Satisfaction to Attract and Retain Talent 

Intercultural and multilingual relocation industry professional with extensive experience: “I know what works & what doesn’t to create order out of chaos!”  Thought leader, manager, coach, educator, mentor, editor. In my local community of relocation professionals, I am mentoring younger colleagues.  Key competencies include: Leadership and coaching in high-level customer and client service delivery; project coordination/scheduling; problem resolution; relationship management.  I am an engaging presenter and subject matter expert, able to communicate effectively with a broad range of stakeholders.

Do you want to know more about my experience, passion, areas of expertise, or the improvements I can make to your organization?

Ken Lloyd, Ph.D.

Management Consultant / Business writer

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-lloyd-ph-d-43601818

Los Angeles



Ken Lloyd, Ph.D., is a nationally-recognized Southern California management consultant, author, and public speaker.

His weekly workplace advice column ran for more than 20 years in numerous newspapers and in their online editions, and for ten of those years, his column was syndicated by the New York Times Syndicate. His column continues to run and is widely read on his website, JerksAtWork.com.

Over the years, Dr. Lloyd taught numerous M.B.A. classes on Communication, Leadership, and Organizational Behavior at The Anderson School at U.C.L.A. He has consulted for numerous organizations across the U.S. and Canada, and he has lectured at many universities. He has been a guest speaker at numerous company meetings, conferences, and business gatherings. He also served as Vice President of Employee Planning and Development for more than 18 years at the largest manufacturer of medical apparel in the world.

He has appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, Morning Edition on NPR, plus frequent appearances on KABC, KTLA, and Fox Morning News “Ask the Expert” segments.

He is a graduate of U.C. Berkeley, and he received his M.S. and Ph.D. with a specialty in Organizational Behavior from U.C.L.A. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology.

Dr. Lloyd has authored and co-authored several successful books. He co-authored a workplace wellness book with his daughter, Stacey Laura Lloyd, Is Your Job Making You Fat? How to Lose the Office 15…and More! (Skyhorse Press, 2017). He is the author of Office Idiots: What do Do When Your Workplace is a Jerkplace (Career Press, 2013), as well as the widely acclaimed, Performance Appraisals and Phrases for Dummies (Wiley: For Dummies, September, 2009).

He is also the author of Jerks at Work: How to Deal with People Problems and Problem People (Career Press, 1999; revised edition, 2006), 151 Quick Ideas to Recognize and Reward Employees (Career Press, 2007), Be the Boss Your Employees Deserve (Career Press, 2002), and The K.I.S.S. Guide to Selling (Dorling Kindersley, 2001).

In addition, he co-authored (with Dr. Donald Moine), Ultimate Selling Power: How to Create and Enjoy a Multimillion Dollar Sales Career (Career Press, 2002) and the classic Unlimited Selling Power: How to Master Hypnotic Selling Skills (Prentice Hall, 1990).

He is also the writer of the business film, Communication: The Name of the Game, award winner at the National Educational Film Festival and the American Film Festival (Roundtable Films and Video).

His books are available in more than a dozen languages and are sold around the world.

Heather

    DeCruz-Cornaire,

MSc, BSc (Hons)

Coaching Psychologist and Certified Principal Business Psychologist, Coach Fellow (AC)
London

cafecoachlondon.com

#Dual Career issues/solutions

Global Research Study; Commissioned by REA, US based global HR consultancy 34 participants across the globe, 4 continents and 4 generations

peace of mind on the move

Link to download Study:  https://www.reacareers.com/thoughtleadership #REAThoughtleadership

Key Outcomes:

1. Big Data needs Thick Data for informed user-conscious

global mobility decision-making and policy-shaping

2. ‘what is measurable is not always what is valuable’ – (Wang, 2013, 2016)

3. Overarching themes emerged: the importance of 3 key workforce trends –

#healthandwell-being 

#resilience

#humanconnection

4. Human connection outcome missing from Big Data and demonstrates the value of combining approaches for valuable insights that reflect the well-being needs of mobile professionals and families on the move

5. The ‘psychological contract’ needs of mobile professionals are an important part of the mobility equation. In the case of dual-career families there is a positive effect when those needs are perceived as being met. This leads to an overall sense of inclusion (DEI&B) and feeling valued.

In the event of a perceived breach, the result is feelings of alienation and exclusion.

Impact-Risk:

Talent retention

early repatriation / failed assignment

6. The inclusion of life and career transition coaching support mitigated any potential psychological contract breaches.

The value of human connection and embedding health and well-being front and centre of a company’s mobility value proposition could be a game-changer.

7. VUCA: we are experiencing geo-political and socioeconomic uncertainty with increasing frequency and this is destabilising to mobile professionals.

8. As we move from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0 (AI) health and well-being needs of the workforce will be the top priority and focus for the sustainable and balanced future of work.


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