Brand a personal image across the globe

International Business Language (IBL) Code is a premier guide for executives, businesspeople, politicians, celebrities, diplomats, and more seeking to brand a personal image across the globe.Let yourself be understood and appreciated with the help of the IBL Code.

Tami Lancut Leibovitz assists you in your effort to get to know the cultural traditions of foreign countries, you can systematically learn the International Business Language Code of success by using the complete IBL Code series:

Part 1 – The Basic Concepts of Multicultural World

Part 2 – The Wisdom of Networking

Part 3 – Verbal & Non-Verbal Business Communication

Part 4 – The International Business Dress Code

Part 5 – Formal & Informal Hosting Skills

Part 6 – Protocol, Etiquette and Business Culture

Part 7 – Media Communication and Public Performance

Part 8 – Practical Guide to Local Business Culture Per Country

Part 1 – The Basic Concepts of Multicultural World

We live in a multicultural world, which on the one hand employs common codes, and on the other hand practices local customs. In this chapter, we will search for a way to bridge barriers between these worlds and offer valuable tools and rules to enable two people from different cultures to communicate, do business, or cooperate in any joint venture.

This chapter focuses on relocation – moving to a foreign country for professional reasons. We will develop the tools for cultural intelligence, and will also devote a platform to women in the business world. This chapter also deals with the difference between courting and sexual harassment. The last part of the chapter, emphasizes the importance of investing efforts in doing sports and cover the issue of various diets and healthy foods.

A must-have book

This is a must-have book for entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and fundraisers, as well as politicians, diplomats, celebrities, and anyone who wants to understand the inner workings of foreign countries.

Tami Lancut Leibovitz founded the International Institute for Image, Communication, and Etiquette in Business, Society, and Politics. As an advisor to public figures, senior executives, and diplomats, with thirty years of experience, Tami’s books have become mandatory reading for people in business, media, and the public arena. IBL Code is a product of life-long, international expertise in the management of personal image branding.

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