C | China: A Critical-Culture Briefing
China is challenging all of us: educators, corporate managers, diplomats, humanitarian service staff, intercultural trainers. What is really going on inside this massive, complex, confounding country that may become the next superpower? How, in concrete terms, can we teach, train, and work with Chinese men and women effectively? What can we learn from them?
Faculty: George Renwick
Dr. George Renwick is the president of Renwick and Associates, a consulting firm with sixty professional associates around the world. He was a visiting professor at the American Graduate School of International Management (Thunderbird), where for twelve years he taught the intensive course on intercultural communication for international managers. George has been responsible for training programs in cultural awareness, pre-departure, in-country orientation, technology transfer, reentry, training of trainers, multicultural team building, supervision, negotiation, and international executive development. He has conducted training in many countries, including Saudi Arabia, Chile, and China. As director of the State-of-the-Art Study for SIETAR, he analyzed 30,000 intercultural training programs that had been conducted in seventy-two countries.