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Keynotes
"The strength is in the convergence of communication,
relationship and cross-cultural skills."
Speaker Profile
Mia Doucet
Results-oriented sales strategist
Mia's talks explore the "triple threat" factors that affect
your profitability
in China
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culture, context, and communication.
Title
#1:
Crack The Asian Business
Culture Code
Mia's 2,000 hours of research and interviews with Asians
revealed that they operate by a whole different code. Increase
your profits with Asia Pacific customers, suppliers and staff by
taking into account the differences in culture, context and
communication.
Once you know the mindset, you
can adapt the way you communicate and do business in order to
feel more in control of your interactions and increase your
profits with Asia Pacific companies.
Focus
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Benefit from priceless insights into how Asians think and
explore the fallout of assuming
that western business practices are the only way to go.
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Identify and correct the million dollar cross-cultural mistakes
that Westerners make with
their Asian counterparts.
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Communicate to increase productivity, minimize
delays, and assure future contracts.
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Trigger a
positive cross-cultural attitude in your organization to better
meet the needs of your Asian customers.
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Explore how well
your best practices, models, and expertise work in Asia. What
aspects of your North American business style need to change to
adapt to the Asian mindset?
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After the sale,
what cross-cultural issues and attitudes get in the way of great
customer service? What everyone in your company ought to know .
. .
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Look at what
your company does best. How does your past success both help and
hinder you now in achieving your financial goals?
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Prevent intellectual piracy — the cause and the
cure are cultural.
Title #2:
The Effect of China's Explosive Growth on Your HR Policies
Focus
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HR policies that help prevent intellectual piracy — the cause and
the cure are cultural.
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Multi-million dollar cross-cultural errors and how to prevent them.
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Staffing implications of “Hire for attitude, train for skills.”
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Western communication and business practices that work against us
in Asia.
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Ways to communicate to increase productivity and minimize delays.
Contact Mia to speak at your next conference or off-site retreat
or for a free 20-minute Asia Strategy Phone Consultation:
800-240-8734 (North America), 519-679-8734 (International).
Email her directly.
"Hundreds
of companies need to hear you speak.”
~ Paul J. Krupin, President, Direct Contact Publishing (Kennewick,
WA USA)
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"Author, keynote speaker, consultant...wow! All that
ability couldn't be packaged in a nicer person,
congrats!”
~
Dan Webb, Vice President Operations, The Core Golf
Centers (China)
“Your
talk was an eye-opener for all of us — a good introduction to what’s
coming. We ignore the dragon at our peril. I’d love to be part of
your (China initiative).”
~ Don Hallam, C.P.P., P. Log., Director,
Materials Management, Medbuy Corporation
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"The information you have is valid. People should be aware that
cross-cultural issues are a matter that they have to start
paying closer attention to. For that reason, and as a result of
your talk, I have sent your information to the Ontario Institute
to consider you as a speaker for their annual conference."
(Booked)
~ Neil T. Bishop, President, Western Ontario District - OIPMAC
"I
enjoyed your
presentation. It was an informative and educational workshop.
Your book is well written and it will serve me as the reference
manual how to deal with the clients from the Asian region and
cultures."
~ George
Biljan,
ITA, P. Eng., M. Eng., Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP)
National Research Council Canada (NRC)
“Your
talk on China was very timely for the kind of purchasing that I
am involved with. You have a solid understanding of the Chinese
culture and were able to deliver many valuable insights in a very
short period of time."
~ Bernard Keras, Senior Manager,
Sales & Strategic Purchasing, MedTech Wristbands
“As a speech writer and a sometime
speech ‘giver’ I have been impressed both with your style of presentation
and the comfort of your presence at the podium. One of the great
secrets of giving a successful speech is to convince your audience
of your message and make sure they go away with it burned in their
collective brain. You do that with flair . . .”
~ Jim Etherington,
Vice-President/Corporate Affairs, London Life
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