IN A CONNECTED WORLD

Doing business internationally has been stopped in its tracks.

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We used to get out in the world. It gave connection, it provided insight and inspiration and it secured commercial outcomes.

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And lots of people were doing it. Pre-Covid business travel was valued at US$800 billion dollars per annum.

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Business leaders would travel, visiting one or several international markets. And, people would come to them.

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Time was spent face-to-face in meetings, holding team offsites, attending events, and learning about markets, trends, talent, partners and competitors. In-person interactions benefited both sides, building trust and relationships. It demonstrated market commitment.

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We went from waiting in airport lounges, to staring at computer screens.

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Absent was the sound of the landing gear signaling a flight's descent. The focus became on a strengthened online presence and shifted to landing pages.

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It went from being a lively planet to explore and experience to being a lonely planet for international business leaders. 

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Jet lag has become a thing of the past, to a new reality of widespread Zoom fatigue.

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There is a better way to get out into the world to do business, from home. 

I am an advisor, author and coach. With international business leaders around the world, I run group materclasses, mentor individuals and advise leaders on to secure stronger commercial outcomes, leverage technology and connectivity without being a slave to it, and achieve market- or global-specific goals and targets.

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All, without travel. 

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I understand how hard it is to lead a business internationally, without being able to get out into the world. 

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I work with business leaders who want to be the best on the world stage in the new international business environment. 

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