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Intercultural Management · final presentation · updated by Brooke

Thu 12 Nov · Sessions #7–#8
Tasks done
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Roles assigned
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Presentation
23slides
15:00 5 chapters · 7 speakers

Speaking time by role

Minutes · total 15:00
Speaking timeSelected roleClick a bar to open its script

Task status

As of Tue 10 Nov

Roles & scripts

Say it in your own words. Never read the slides.

These scripts are only examples. They show one way to cover each part. After you pick your role, you decide what to say and how, and you can change anything. Orange parts need our real team content.

To-do

Tell Brooke in the group chat when you finish something.

Our work

Everything we have made so far. Open in Chrome on a laptop.

PresentationMain deliverable01

The web deck we present on Thursday: our mission, the five questions, the team playbook and the 12-month plan.

23 slides5 chapters~15 minKeys: ← → O F
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Market research briefBackground for Q&A02

French beauty market, Gen Z data, competitors in Paris, Olive Young’s figures, EU rules and a SWOT, with 9 charts.

17 sourcesVerified / Reported labelsLinked from slide 20
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Culture Map Group MarkerCollaboration tool03

Each of us placed our own dot on Erin Meyer’s eight dimensions; then we dragged the group ranges together and locked them.

7 members8 dimensionsLinked from slides 13 and 20
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Team hubThis page04

Roles, example scripts, the to-do list and links to everything. Updated by Brooke when roles and content come in.

7 rolesExample scriptsTo-do board
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Course brief

What the professor expects.

What the professor asks

  1. Who are you, and who is your team?
  2. What makes it unique, with its own identity?
  3. What are the cultural differences in your team?
  4. How do you make these differences opportunities?
  5. How do you make your multicultural team efficient?

Must include: Golden Circle, Vision Tree, Blazon, Culture Map, and a first 12-month action plan with concrete examples.

His feedback on other groups

  • Everyone speaks and engages the audience
  • Be creative; don’t read from phones or slides
  • One consistent slide design
  • A detailed, specific action plan
  • Explain the target market and the unique product
  • Say exactly which AI tools we used, for what, and how

Presenting the web deck

Click nextShift+Click back→ next← backO all slides20Enter slide 20F full screen

Slides 2, 13 and 16 reveal in steps: press → once more before moving on.