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Book Proposal
The Arts in Organizational Research: Creative Explorations of the Workplace

Editors Soosan D. Latham and J. Gary Knowles invite cross discipline contributions from scholars and practitioners who embrace artistic process as an approach to organizational study, research, and practice. Read More

Clients

AFCAR coaching is designed to accelerate the development of emerging leaders.

As a recent university graduate whether you are seeking your first job, a new position, or embarking on a radically new course, AFCAR coaching and leadership development process will help you identify relevant criteria in making your career decision ensuring that you make the optimum career choice.

As a new Canadian coping with a complex cross cultural transition and overcoming barriers to attaining meaningful employment, AFCAR coaching and leadership development process supports your understanding of the Canadian work culture, norms and practices thereby accelerating your integration into and mobility within the professional environment.

As a professional working in a multicultural environment, AFCAR coaching is designed to raise your cross-cultural awareness enabling you to effectively manage people across cultural differences.

As an organization facing the challenge of managing employee diversity, AFCAR cross- cultural leadership development workshops and coaching practice are customized to address individual and group needs aimed at increasing the productivity and effectiveness of high potential employees.

Selected Organizational Client list

AYCE, Alternative Youth Employment Center, a division of Tropicana Community Services
August and September 2009 Three-week "Bridging Business Careers" Program for Internationally Trained Professionals
2007-2008 One-day Working in a Multicultural Environment workshop for Newcomers
Ontario Ministry of Labour
June 2008 One-day Leadership Forum: "Leading Across Cultural Differences"

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