GlobalEnglish to Gather Global Executives in a Dialogue on How to Resolve the Enterprise Fluency Dilemma
Four City GlobalTalk Series to Address the Importance of Enterprise Fluency™ for Multinational Organizations to Compete in Today’s Global Economy
Following its recent worldwide launch of the GlobalEnglish
Suite--a cloud-based, enterprise software platform designed to help
companies communicate, collaborate and operate
optimally--GlobalEnglish Corporation (www.GlobalEnglish.com), the
first provider of on-demand software to advance Enterprise Fluency™
for global organizations, will host the worldwide invitation-only
GlobalTalk event series in England, France, Japan and Brazil this
month. The series will bring together global executives who are
looking to optimize the outcomes of their organizations' operations
and teams through Enterprise Fluency™-the communication,
collaboration and operational proficiency that companies must have
to compete in today's global economy. Presenters from a variety of
industry-leading global corporations will discuss the importance of
effective communications as a foundation for high-performance
organizations.
During GlobalTalk 2011, business leaders who are responsible for
improving organizational performance will learn how their peers are
developing more effective cross-border business communication and
collaboration, and how to create an action plan for advancing
Enterprise Fluency within their organizations. GlobalEnglish will
showcase the company's new on-demand software suite of innovative
products that incorporate robust Business English applications for
social collaboration, mobile productivity, on-the-job support,
formal and informal learning, and the ability to evaluate and
measure usage and proficiency improvements. These tools are
uniquely equipped to help global companies address the complexities
that arise from globalization.
The International Monetary Fund forecasts that 70 percent of world
growth over the next few years will come from emerging markets,
with China and India accounting for 40 percent of that growth. By
2020, Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) are expected to
account for nearly 50 percent of all global GDP growth. Yet, while
92 percent of non-native English-speaking global employees say
communicating in English is critical for their jobs, only a tiny
fraction (7 percent) strongly agree that their current English
skills are sufficient to do their job, according to a
Globalization of English report from a 2010 survey of 26,000
global employees in 152 countries.
GlobalTalk 2011 event dates and locations:
• GlobalTalk Paris, France - October 13, 2011 - Executives from
BNP Paribas and GlobalEnglish will facilitate a roundtable
conversation among attendees.
• GlobalTalk London, England - October 19, 2011 - Attendees will
enjoy a reception and dinner at London's Kettner's Restaurant and
Champagne Bar. Charles Jennings, managing director of Duntroon
Associates, former CLO of Reuters and Thomson Reuters, and a
widely-regarded leader in business learning, will provide the
keynote address.
• GlobalTalk Tokyo, Japan - October 21, 2011 - Speakers will
include executives from companies including GlaxoSmithKline, Adecco
and Compass.
• GlobalTalk Sao Paulo, Brazil - October 26, 2011 - Speakers will
include executives from companies including Oi and Unisys.
GlobalEnglish provides multinational organizations with a complete
on-demand software platform that immediately improves the quality
of business communications and helps get work done more quickly and
effectively. The platform is designed to empower non-native English
speakers to articulate ideas, service customers, negotiate more
effectively and persuade confidently using Business English, the de
facto language of global business. Communication accuracy and
efficiency translates into productivity in the global workplace and
productivity drives profitability.