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		<title>Virtual Global Rainmaking</title>
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As the New York Times  reported today, more meetings are going virtual. High travel costs, stellar  videoconferencing, and virtual tools like online document sharing, have all contributed to the rise in virtual meetings. 

With fewer business meetings taking place in person, how will busy business professionals grow their client bases?  How will they become global rainmakers ...</description>
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		<title>Industry Lingo Links Clients and Rainmakers</title>
		<description>Let's say you are meeting with potential clients in a particular sector of an industry.  Make sure that you learn - and use - the jargon of that industry when talking to your prospective client. Whether pharmaceuticals, energy or banking, each industry has it own professional terminology.   If you don't know some of ...</description>
		<link>http://www.globalrainmaking.com/2007/11/19/industry-lingo-links-clients-and-rainmakers/</link>
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		<title>Personal Notes Cross Cultures&#8211;Powerfully</title>
		<description>Oh, the power of a personal note.  It need not be elaborate–just a few  phrases handwritten on a nice note card and dropped in the mail.  What an easy  yet high-impact tool for making a good impression and strengthening relationships.  Because all too few people ...</description>
		<link>http://www.globalrainmaking.com/2007/10/24/personal-notes-cross-cultures-powerfully/</link>
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		<title>Build Rapport Across Cultures during Speeches with Relevant References</title>
		<description>Great work alone rarely keeps clients happy:  professionals also need strong  relationships to bolster their client connections--particularly across cultures.

Professionals can begin building rapport with potential clients from other cultures–even while giving speeches and other presentations.  I was reminded of this a few days  ago while I  listened to Sir  Howard ...</description>
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		<title>Your Client&#8217;s Cultural Identity&#8211;It May Not Be What You Assume</title>
		<description>One thing that I most loved about studying at the London School of  Economics (and, for that matter, at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service) was  the school's multi-cultural student body and faculty.  The LSE's curriculum was brimming full of rich topics dealing with issues of culture, ...</description>
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		<title>NEW GLOBAL YOU(TM) Book in the Works</title>
		<description>In response to popular demand for a practical resource about building strong client relationships across cultures, I have a book in the works: NEW GLOBAL YOUTM

NEW GLOBAL YOUTM will share strategies for professionals building business relationships across cultures.

And so, how do you build rapport with clients, colleagues and competitors in ...</description>
		<link>http://www.globalrainmaking.com/2007/07/02/new-global-youtm-book-in-the-works/</link>
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