"Japanese and American management are 95% alike and differ in the most essential aspects", Takeo Fujisawa, co-founder of Honda. Working on a global level – whether with business partners or in an international team – as a simple employee or a manager, we encounter misunderstandings and challenges where it seems they should not be. This webinar was dedicated to precisely such "underwater" aspects of work in a intercultural environment and was aimed at the further development of cross-cultural competencies in leadership.
Schedule of sessions:
- April 13, Cross-Cultural Aspects of Leadership – Artem Kliuchnikov, AUK Adjunct Professor
- April 20, Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace – Oleksandr Romanko, AUK Adjunct Professor
Speaker:
Dr. Artem Kliuchnikov, Adjunct Professor at American University Kyiv. He received Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Regent University. Dr. Kliuchnikov has an impressive track record of receiving numerous grants and leading research projects with a focus on cross-cultural leadership aspects. In addition to being a strategy consultant for various businesses and foundations, he has also served as a visiting professor at the Indiana Institute of Technology and partnered with Tiffin University to develop two courses for their Ph.D. program in Leadership. Currently, he serves as a Visiting Professor at International Leadership University in Nairobi, Kenya, where he develops and teaches various courses in their MA in Leadership program. Additionally, he is a co-founder and director of the Analytical Center for Leadership Research and Development (ACLRD) in Kyiv, conducting research on leadership practices in Eastern Europe and offering leadership training seminars.
