The Cultural Agility Leadership Lab Blog The CALL Blog Peace Corps for the Private Sector by JM Ascienzo, National Peace Corps Association (?) | Aug 30, 2016 I served in Peace Corps in Thailand from 2012 to 2015. Rewarding, effective and practical, I often wondered not just why there wasn’t more Peace Corps in the world, but also whether the private sector had similar programs to provide employees the opportunity to transfer skills, partner with local communities, and exchange culture. Full story When compassion is profitable by Brandreth Canaley (?) | Aug 11, 2016 Compassion leads to employee happiness, better global business leaders and greater organizational success. Read our blog and watch Google’s “Jolly Good” Fellow, Chade-Meng Tan talk about how compassion thrives at Google and learn why every company should follow their lead. Full story Are you a Global Citizen? by Brandreth Canaley (?) | Aug 04, 2016 The mentality of a global citizen could be the key to expatriate success. Eliminating the barriers of nationality may help expatriates and their host country coworkers find long-term solutions to company wide problems and increase the likelihood of expatriate assignment success. Full story Archives 2017 February (1) 2016 October (2) 2016 September (1) 2016 August (3) Categories Cultural Agility International volunteer programs Tags Corporate Social Responsibility cross cultural competence cross cultural competences cross cultural leadership CSR cultural agility cultural mixups culture global global citizen global leaders global project leadership hiring international assignment local peace corps resume TED volunteer