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Building Unity on a Remote International Team (wegginar)

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Wonder how to find great candidates from around the world?  How to implement a communication and diverse work culture that keeps international employees engaged?  What tools and technology make it all work? 
Look no further because all of these questions and more will be addressed during our next wegginar®, "From Chicago to Cairo:  Building Unity on a Remote International Team," on Wednesday, October 6th at 11AM CT by founder and CEO Dr. Jill Bishop, Multilingual Connections and Production Director Katherine Baumann, Multilingual Connections.

To learn more and to register (free of charge), visit here. 

The wegginar is complimentary via generous and caring sponsors: APCO Worldwide, Associated Bank, EXIM Bank, FedEx, GlobalCare Clinical Trials,  Greensfelder, Multilingual Connections, Passport Shipping, Union Pacific and Plante Moran.   


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