Ep#73 | Do You Have a Global Mindset?
Viviana Premazzi is the Founder of Global Mindset Development - GMD Malta. She is passionate about helping people to develop a global mindset to understand the worlds around them. She strongly believes in the power of Edutainment (Entertainment Education) and learning by doing. Her aim is to always bridge research with practice and fieldwork.
Viviana travelled to more than 50 countries and lived in Italy, Malta, Portugal, The Netherlands, USA, Canada and Brazil.
She is a specialist in education and training in diversity management, intercultural relations, B2E and B2C marketing strategy, passionate about CSR.. With Ph.D. in Sociology, she has worked for corporations and not-for-profit organisations in Europe, North America and the Middle East and as a consultant for The World Bank, the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), the Robert Kennedy Foundation (RFK), the International Organization on Migration (IOM) and the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) and as a trainer for The World Bank, Deloitte Malta, the Institute for Education, United Network Europa, JAYE and ESAA (Erasmus+ Students and Alumni Alliance).
She has provided expert advice in education, security, HR, marketing and management to social enterprises, social cooperatives, charities, health care centres, sports organisations, international and national banks, the Italian Post Office, the Italian Armed Forces, the Diocese of Milan (Italy).
Some great takeaways from Viviana :
Be Curious - what a great way to learn
Give more space - be open to understanding first, then to be understood
No culture is the right culture - it’s actually all just a box ;-)
Face your fear - and fear will disappear
Connect with other people - that’s where the magic begins
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GRAB A COPY OF VIVIANA’s FAVOURITE BOOK
" If This Isn't Nice, What Is?: Advice for the Young "
