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Mastering Filipino Culture for Effective Management


It is always a challenge for expats and even Filipinos to manage and lead their people if they do not fully understand the local culture. To bridge the gap between foreign and local workers, the Center for Global Best Practices will hold a special program entitled, Mastering Filipino Culture for Effective Management on Thursday, February 1, 2018 at the Manila Marriott Hotel, Pasay City, Philippines. 

This one-day training is the only program for expats, leaders of the organization, managers, supervisors, HR practitioners and anyone who want to fully understand unique Filipino values, beliefs, and traits.  When you clearly understand and properly observe these cultural values, you can enhance effective communication, promote teamwork, encourage cooperation, ensure unity and harmony, and motivate people effectively towards greater productivity and excellence. This will also give a comprehensive discussion about the Culture Elements (Language, Behavior and Arts), Filipinisms, how to motivate, manage and lead effectively using cultural perspectives.

This program will feature cultural-diversity expert, Mr. Ramon M. De Leon, who is the former managing director of Ayala Corporation, under the Office of the Lead Director for Infrastructure. He was seconded to the various Ayala-owned subsidiaries to help in the corporate transformation of Globe Telecoms, Manila Water, IMI, and BPI Family Bank. He has helped many expatriates work effectively in the Philippines, including multi-racial Asians, Europeans and Americans.

This is a must for all expats working in the Philippines or managing a Filipino workforce as well as for Filipinos in a leadership position. This training is open to the general public. Seats are limited and pre-registration is required. Interested participants are encouraged to avail of the early payment savings and group discounts for 3 or more participants.

For complete details and list of other best practices seminars, you may check www.cgbp.org or call Manila lines at (02) 842-7148/ 59; 556-8968/ 69; Cebu lines at (032) 512-3106 to 07 and Baguio at (074) 423-5148. 

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