Reduced face to face meetings means increased videoconferencing

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Businesses rely on meetings and keeping up of relationships. With so many trade shows canceling all over the world across industries, videoconferencing are increasing. Body language speaks even louder via video than in person. People recall negative details from a video conference that would otherwise be forgotten in a face to face meeting. How are you communicating with your Chinese and East Asian partners via video? How do you make your Chinese or East Asian partners trust you via video conferencing? Sign up for an upcoming webinar to learn best practices. See a list of canceled events, click here:


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yvonne.liu.wolf

Yvonne Wolf was born in Taiwan and educated in the U.S. and Europe. She has extensive experience living and working internationally (Denmark and Japan). She is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Danish, and has studied Japanese, Spanish, and Greek. Between work and personal travel, she has visited more than 20 countries and well-traveled within the U.S. and Canada. She has worked with organizations and business executives focusing on communication strategies working with Chinese and East Asian partners. Among her many skills is mediating across cultural misunderstandings.