In this episode of the Global Leadership & Change podcast, we interview NAFSA Chair-elect for Region II and Director of Member Relations at ISEP (International Student Exchange Program), Jennifer Gay.  In this conversation, we discuss the ins and outs of International Education and how the industry has adapting to meet the needs of a world in the midst of a global pandemic. 

In this episode of the Global Leadership and Change podcast, we interview Dr. Vanessa Barros about how leaders can effectively maneuver cultural differences within their teams.  Dr. Vanessa completed a  PhD in cultural intelligence with the Center for Leadership and Cultural Intelligence at the Nanyang Business School (Nanyang Technological University) under the supervision of Professor Ang Soon. Her research focuses on the strategies adopted by senior international executives to manage intercultural conflicts effectively.  Enjoy this episode!

Dr. Yulia Tolstikov-Mast is a pioneer in teaching Global Leadership for university students.  Listen in on a discussion with hosts Dr. Tonya Ensign and Dr. John Mark Davidson on effective teaching strategies for Global Leadership and where the academic discipline of Global Leadership could be headed in the future.  

Are you a leader within an organization that is stuck in a rut?  Are you a student of Organizational Leadership seeking to understand this field better?   Do you desire innovation and creativity to meet today's challenges and are curious how to get there?  Today's episode on the Global Leadership and Change podcast is with one of our former professor's at Pepperdine University in Organizational Leadership, Dr. Kent Rhodes.  Enjoy this fantastic episode! 

Are you a leadership studies student wrestling with your research topic? Or a university administrator tasked with leading a Global Leadership program? Or maybe you are a global business leader navigating cultures and a pandemic. If so, this podcast is for you. Listen to an interview with Global leadership expert and renowned international scholar Dr.Joyce Osland.  Please visit our website at www.theglcpodcast.com for resources from this episode. 

Is it possible to be interculturally competent without ever leaving your home country?  Listen in on an interview with Dr. John Mark Davidson, as he explores his research in this area.