- An intercultural trainer/consultant: Relocated to 4 different continents (travelled to 50+ countries) with lived experiences in training professionals from diverse intercultural and professional backgrounds. (present) - PPI advisory board member of cancer research (present)- PhD: intercultural communication in psychiatric diagnostic consultation interviews- to raise psychiatrists’ cultural awareness and sensitivity through an intercultural communication approach in formulating diagnostic consultations at the NHS. (June 2024)- A well-being workshop leader for academic staff and students (2022-2023) - An associate lecturer in Business Management and Entrepreneurship. (2022)My training or consultations help you identify obvious and hidden organisational cultures, mismatched expectations of personal values and perceptions, and cultural overlays among people from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds. Thus, the organisation can benefit from a diverse cultural driven by employees. Having relocated to 4 different continents, I have practical lived experience in the design of business and cultural orientation sessions for professionals in developing their talents for the team and organisational growth. My consulting and coaching services are provided to multi-national companies, mainly in Asia, Australia, Europe (France and the United Kingdom), and North America. My client list includes Air New Zealand, Allianz, BMS, Unilever, Expedia, Novartis, etc. Furthermore, I have experienced challenges adapting to diverse work cultures and co-founded a biotech corp in San Diego, California. Before my entrepreneurial journey, I have served at Hewlett-Packard/Agilent Technology/Philips Healthcare, Intrax Cultural Exchange, and Oxford International, to name a few.I am fluent in English, Mandarin, Taiwanese, and conversational Czech. Specialities: Intercultural Psychiatric Assessment, Cross-cultural Psychology, Business and Sustainability, Talent Selection and developmentMembership: International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP)