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How to build a successful society; lessons from a blind Aussie teenager who invented a $5 note that’s worth more than $5.
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Cultural intelligence as an antidote to xenophobia, racism and blind hatred
Prescient writing from David Clive Price
The skills to pay the bills. Business studies versus business books.
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Book review: Bamboo Strong: Cultural Intelligence Secrets to Succeed in the New Global Economy by David Clive Price
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Corporate cultural diplomacy and the international education sector
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League Cultural Diplomacy at the South Australian Trade Mission to South East Asia 2016
From Grant Hall, Founder of League Cultural Diplomacy As Founder of League Cultural Diplomacy I was proud to be a delegate at the South Australian Trade Mission to South East Asia last week, helping to open the doors for trade between Australia and Vietnam. During this time I had the honour to meet with Hieu…
Australian arts organisations should outsource and off-shore to survive and thrive
Arts organisations should consider doing what other businesses often do to survive or find success: go off-shore.
Book review: Progressive Partnerships by Callum Laing
Progressive Partnerships provides a practical road map for securing the partnerships your business needs to thrive.
4 TV commercials that use culture to make the sale
Using aspects of culture in visual advertising can be very rewarding, but be aware of the risks.
Australia’s Border Force could do with some lessons in cultural sensitivity
By Grant Hall. Australia is missing a wealth of opportunities at its borders.
Vietnam; I came for a holiday…
By Grant Hall. Founder of League Cultural Diplomacy In January 2009 I went to Vietnam for a holiday. Fresh off the plane, I was sitting in a small noodle shop opposite the Ben Thanh Markets in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) when a framed photograph on the wall caught my eye. The fading, but…
Freedom, the nanny state and what’s going on Down Under.
By Grant Hall. “It’s a free country” – really?
