Ep.45: How Leadership can Build Trust and Enhance Performance in Global Virtual Teams with Lili Jassemi & Stefan Remhof

Show notes

Summary: In this episode of the Global People Mobility Podcast, host Stefan Remhof sits down with Dr. Lily Jassemi to explore the complexities of managing global virtual teams. They discuss how trust, communication, and conscious leadership shape team performance, the challenges of navigating cultural diversity, and the role of AI in fostering collaboration. Dr. Jassemi shares insights from her research and offers practical strategies for HR professionals and leaders looking to build high-performing, globally distributed teams.

Key Takeaways:

  • Trust is the foundation of high-performing teams.
  • Cultural diversity fuels innovation but also presents communication challenges.
  • Conscious leadership aligns team values and strengthens collaboration.
  • AI-powered tools can enhance communication and productivity.
  • HR plays a crucial role in developing trust-based, inclusive teams.

Speakers: Stefan Remhof is Managing Partner of the People Mobility Alliance and Professor of International Management at IU International University. He possesses extensive expertise in global mobility, expat management, and international assignments.

Dr. Lili Jassemi is a specialist in hybrid intelligence, combining human collective intelligence with AI to drive effective learning, decision-making, and collaboration. As the founder of the Avantgardist Institut and a partner at Planetir, she develops innovative training programs and learning technologies to equip leaders with the essential skills for the future of work.

About People Mobility Alliance: The People Mobility Alliance (PMA) was founded to empower organisations to navigate the complexities of global mobility and enhance their international collaboration. Our goal is to transform businesses by integrating global mindsets and innovative technologies, ensuring they thrive in an interconnected world.

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