different countries - different manners
Communicate successfully in Africa and the Middle East:
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workshops for expats as well as sales and support
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consultation & support in emerging markets
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meet on an level playing field
 scaffolding workQuick-fix or professional job? |  finding the right interlocutorwho do I talk to and when? get to the heart of the matter! |  "peace", "victory" or insult?gestures can be interpreted very differently depending on the culture, customs/traditions and country/region |
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 Meeting & greetingA handshake, a hug or a formal bow? |  Going to a weddingThe bride is richly decorated as a token of her new in-law's esteem! |  How and where do I sit?On a chair? On a pillow or on the ground? |
 hobbiesHow do people spend their spare time? What do they do and where do they do it? |  getting aroundIs public transport safe? What are the risks? |  In time or fashionably late?Punctuality is cultural! |
 Turban?How to cover your head? Not always religiously |  Dressing to impress?What to wear and when... |  InvitationsIn person or by letter? Turn up alone or as a team representing the company? How to invite people and how to respond. |
 Eating and drinkingHow to eat Ugali? by hand? or with cutlery? |
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our philosophy
We focus on improving communication between people from different cultures (mainly from Africa and the Middle East).
Our events should be a source of inspiration for individuals, businesses, organizations, NGOs and associations living and/or working in these regions.
We help you understand what makes others tick so that you can avoid misunderstandings and meet on a level playing field.
team
general manager - in:ku:ko
20 years of living and working in Africa and the Middle East have broadened my horizons considerably.
I have held a number of diverse roles:
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Training manager for two thousand employees
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Founder of the first multi-cultural kindergarten in Southern Tunisia
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Founder and CEO of PIERRE PROTECT - a company in the construction industry in Tunis
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Business Development Manager for a Japanese group for Africa and D-A-CH
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Lector at FH Vienna - University for applied science for "intercultural management & communication" within a MBA program
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Intercultural Entrepreneur in health business
I have been honored to serve as a speaker at the Alpbach Economy Forum, and as a foreign correspondent for ORF during the Tunisian Revolution.
In addition, I'm a passionate painter and a happy mother of three adult children.
become a member
The association is open to all who are interested in the intercultural exchange between Austria and the countries of Africa and the Middle East.
Membership is possible for both companies and individuals.
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INDIVIDUALS
discounts + reductions
for more than
100€
Your benefits:
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Invitations to lectures, readings and receptions
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Discounted concert tickets
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Participation in network meetings
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Enjoy our cooking-events
and much more..
Find further information here
Your private annual subscription:
€70
First intercultural expert advise free
COMPANIES
discounts + reductions
for more than
2000€
Your benefits
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Meeting, greeting and networking opportunities
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in-house and external courses in:
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communication
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language
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values / culture
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codes of conduct
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Participation in organized B2B Meetings and market surveys
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professional advice and support in entering and/or developing new markets in selected areas in Africa and the Middle East
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Assistance with communication problems
and much more..
Find further information here
Your company's annual subscription:
€1500
First intercultural expert advise free
Contact us for your first expert advice for free: info@inkuko-international.com.
office & atelier:
Hamerlinggasse 56
3003 Gablitz, Austria
