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Crossroads Global
London Office
Crown House
72 Hammersmith Road
London W14 8TH
ENGLAND
Phone: +44 (0)20 7060 0650
Fax: +44 (0)871 900 4336
Working with Specific Countries
Working with China
China is the most populous country in the world, yet one of the least diverse, with 92% of its 1.3 billion population of Han Chinese origin. This is a society where, under Communist rule, the individual has little power or privacy. Many Chinese are deeply religious, despite China being officially an atheist country. Confucianism – with its emphasis on loyalty, respect, benevolence and righteousness – remains the principal foundation of Chinese values. The population is relatively highly educated and the divorce rate one of the lowest in the world.
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Working with Europe
At Crossroads Global, we realise the importance of cultural awareness when doing business in Europe. Each and every country in Europe has a distinctive business and social culture and it is extremely important to be aware of the Business culture of the specific country. Crossroads Global covers extensively the countries in the European continent and we provide a wide range of Programmes like ‘Doing business in the UK ‘and ‘Living and working in the UK’. [more...]
Working with India
With more than one billion people, India is the world's second most populous country and its largest democracy. India has become a world economic power, with growth over the past three years averaging 8%. Based on purchasing power parity, it is now the world's fourth largest economy. The Indian Middle Class is currently over 300 million. Their increasing purchasing power and a shift to western style consumption patterns provides global companies with new market opportunities.[more...]
Working with Japan
As the world’s second largest economy, Japan offers a wealth of investment and market opportunities to international businesses. Doing business in Japan, however, is not without its challenges for foreign business. Japanese culture is well known for its unique etiquette and traditions and international business is not exempt from these influences. Understanding Japanese culture, ethics and business values is paramount to any organisation wanting to conduct business in today's rapidly progressing Japan. [more...]
Working with Poland
Our ‘Doing Business in Poland or ‘Working effectively with your Polish Colleagues’ programme is ideal for professionals and teams who need to build more successful business relationships with Polish colleagues, partners and clients. All our ‘Doing Business in Poland’ programmes will provide you with the essential tools to maximise the competitive advantage of doing business in Poland or with Polish people through a mixture of in-depth background information on Poland and hands-on practical tips, guidelines and solutions for working with the Polish. [more...]
Working with Russia
Russia, the largest country in the world, has a rich and diverse cultural identity that has been shaped and molded by its long history and vast geography. Russians like to do business with somebody who shows interest in Russia, somebody who is not just there to sell something, but who knows about their country, its problems and its people. This is in fact crucial in Russia. For those organisations wishing to successfully enter the Russian business market or employees tasked with doing business in Russia, an understanding of Russian business and social culture is key for success. [more...]
Working with UK
Since the global recession of 1990 - 1992, the UK has enjoyed continued growth and low inflation. Many overseas businesses make the UK their base in Europe, with 25% of inward investment in Europe and more than 40% from Japan, the USA and Asian countries. The UK has the least restricted business environment of all EU countries, and the least regulated marketplace and workforce. The United Kingdom earns its membership in the G8 by generating the fifth largest economy of the world. [more...]
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