Alexander Scheitza, managing director of RADIUS communication and intercultural cooperation. Alexander is a psychologist with a tertiary degree from Saarbrücken/Germany and Aberdeen/Scotland, where he specialised in Intercultural Psychology. He has designed and delivered training and coaching programmes in a range of settings since 1994, including private industry, public administration, social work and international project groups. The primary objective of this support is ... [more]

Ferah Aksoy-Burkert, a psychologist, was born in Turkey but has been living in Germany since she was four years old. She has been working as a trainer and coach for intercultural communication since 1997 with a focus on private industry, public administration, and social institutions. She understands herself as a catalyst for the understanding and communication between cultures by bundling her competencies. She is also a qualified... [more]

Friederike von Denffer trains and consults a broad spectrum of professionals in the scientific and management communities, such as: lawyers, service personnel, medical doctors, students, teachers, managers, police officers etc. In addition to this, she has closely collaborated with Non-Profit organizations from diverse fields in the development of intercultural training programs. Her intercultural communication training methods and contents focus on the general intercultural sensitization of ... [more]

Sabine Finzi holds a BA (with honours) in Journalism and Communication from the University of Brussels (ULB). She started her career as a journalist before joining EPTO (European Peer Training Organisation) in 1995. She acquired a broad knowledge and experience in the field of diversity education training. Since she became Director of EPTO, in 2000 she was in charge of strategic management and coaching of the activities of the organisation in 14 European countries. In that role she was responsible ... [more]

Michael Grunwald is a highly qualified professional with almost 20 years' experience in the field of intercultural communication, training and management. After completing his undergraduate BA (Honours) degree in Psychology and Human Geography at Sydney University, he relocated to Germany in 1983. In 1989 he attained national German accreditation as a German-English translator and in 1995 he completed a post-graduate degree (Diplom) in Work & Organisational Psychology at Osnabrück University, specialising ... [more]

Michael Kimmig - born 1965 - has worked since 1990 as a trainer and coach; since 2000 he has been living and working in a foreign country. Both in work and private life, he keeps changing between different work contexts and cultures - intercultural communication and co-operation are in the centre of his everyday life. He trains and coaches individuals and teams who are confronted in their work with different cultural communication and work styles, perspectives and ways of working, attitudes and ... [more]

Malgorzata Kopka was born in Wroclaw, Poland and is now based in Warsaw. Her training expertise lies in the fields of intercultural communication, non-violent conflict management, international project management and training skills development. She also teaches European Administration Management courses at the FHVR Berlin and Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan. Through her work in international organisations such as the German-Polish Youth Work Association and the Heinrich Böll Foundation she ... [more]

Paul Langley started his career 26 years ago, working to raise awareness of the need for social justice, helping to set up a small charity in the City of Leeds, UK. Since then, he has worked in both urban and rural environments in the UK, providing and managing the development and delivery of public services. within both single culture and multicultural communities, and for the past 7 years as a trainer within a public service provider. As well as some voluntary experience in Sri Lanka and Uganda, he also ... [more]

Anne Rupp is an intercultural trainer and consultant from Germany who has been living and working in Spain (Madrid & Barcelona) for seven years. She specializes in raising awareness about the challenges and chances of intercultural cooperation, Spanish and German business culture & negotiation styles, offshore projects and communication tools. Anne works for both companies (e.g. trainings programs for SONY Spain and Giesecke&Devrient Group) and institutions of the public administration ... [more]

Annette Ulrich is a psychologist and has worked in health training for a number of years before doing postgraduate studies in Intercultural Communication at the University of Luton (UK). She has taught intercultural theory at the same university and has done research on reducing prejudice against Arabs in intercultural training at the University of Applied Sciences in Heilbronn. Annette now lives near Trier and divides her time between working as an intercultural trainer and taking care of her little ... [more]