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For 35 years, the Centre for Intercultural Learning has been preparing Canadians for assignments abroad. Over the years, our training programs have been designed to maximize the acquisition of the intercultural skills vital to a successful international experience. The thousands of persons served each year by the Centre come from government departments and agencies, NGOs and a growing number of private sector enterprises with international involvement.

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Country Insight: Bangladesh “People from countries like Canada who come to Bangladesh and try to flatten hierarchies to get people to take on more decentralized decision making and management realize that it is a long term process that is best approached in stages.” (Canadian Perspective) Learn more about Bangladesh Next Country »

Features
	The Culture of International Business An interview with Perrin Beatty, President and CEO of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME)
	Accidental Journey Former Ambassador Michel de Salaberry's career in the Middle East may have begun accidentally, but his continued commitment to the region is quite deliberate.
	Intercultural Effectiveness as Competitive Advantage in Global Business Culture should be part of all due diligence argues Doug MacDonald in this article for the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME) Magazine.
	Interview with Tariq Ramadan Representing a new generation of Islamic reformers, this Swiss scholar calls on Western Muslims to embrace Western culture rather than reject it.
	Beyond the Tsunami Insights into death and mourning practices in four affected countries.

What's New

A New Website for the Centre Summer edition of Intercultures Magazine now available! Five countries added to Country Insights The Centre nominated for the Mercer Vision Award