A the Center for Global Alchemy & Cross-Cultural Leadership we enjoy collaborating with other NGOs and service organizations—such as Rotary Clubs—as well as universities, colleges, and schools that seek to enhance the cross cultural exposure of their students and associates.
Projects and Initiatives
Collaborative and synergistic projects promoting cross-cultural and global leadership
The Center is always interested in collaborating on projects and initiatives with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO), universities, and advocacy groups. We welcome any proposals that seek to create a unified front and can share resources to achieve common goals.
Our preference is to work on projects that align with our core mission of educating and training leaders in cross-cultural and global leadership, such as:
- Practicums or internships
- Continuing education opportunities
- Professional certifications
- University lectures and courses
If you are interested in exploring potential synergies and collaboration, please send us a message via our Contact Page and let’s meet to discuss this further.
Current Projects and Initiatives
WorldLearners | South Asia
Our collaboration with WorldLearners.com is helping create opportunities for promising university students from underserved communities around the world, supporting their global leadership skills development.
NTL Education | Peru
Working with NTL Education, we provide cross-cultural adaptation workshops for exchange students from Peru who plan to attend the American university system to help them prevent potential culture shock.
Partner with Us
We can provide specialized cross-cultural training and workshops to support your expatriate workforce, domestic teams, or business expansion efforts with customized content to meet their needs.
Our mission is to foster effective cross-cultural communication that leads to connecting, engaging, and producing mutually beneficial opportunities. If you have any questions about any of our programs or research, please contact us by clicking on the button below.