A 45 question cultural assessment
High-Performing Global Teams
A team program that puts members and leaders through the same cultural framework, then brings them into one room to write the working agreement they will actually keep.
- Global teams
- Team leaders
- 5 modules · 1 add-on

What changes
Five outcomes the program is designed to produceTwo tracks, one room
Members and leaders build the same foundation separately, then learn the part that is specific to their role and converge on a single intact-team workshop.Understanding and navigating cultural team dynamics - meeting norms, contribution styles and working approaches.
Culturally adaptive team leadership - delegation, motivation and team development across cultural profiles.
The intact-team workshop
Developing Global Teams
An intact team session using Worldprism team profiles and team survey data, co-creating a Team Charter with specific working commitments.
Session shape
Up to 24 participants
2–8 hours
Virtual or in person
Expert facilitator
For teams collaborating primarily across distance and time zones - camera norms, async working and the hybrid inclusion gap.
Measured, not assumed
Every module closes with an AI simulation test scored against CultureFlex proficiency levels. Those scores update each learner's live skill profile and roll up into your performance dashboard, so you can show what moved between the baseline and the impact review.
Frequently asked questions
Not all of them. Everyone starts with the same foundations. Team members then take Working in Global Teams, and leaders take Leading Global Teams. The whole team comes back together for a final workshop.
Most of it, yes. The final workshop, Developing Global Teams, needs a real team, because the team uses its own cultural profile data to agree how it will work together.
A working agreement the team writes together in the workshop, based on its own cultural profiles. It sets out specific commitments on how the team will run meetings, make decisions, give feedback and handle disagreement.
Yes. Add the Virtual & Hybrid Teams module. It covers camera norms, working across time zones and making sure remote team members aren't left out.
Give your people a shared language for difference
See the program running against the cultural friction your teams are actually experiencing.
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