Ethics & Compliance: “How to” develop policies and procedures and “how to” minimize risks in global project implementation in such areas as Procurement, Grants, M&E, and Financial Management, and Ethics & Compliance. These systems are explained in our go-to book for USAID implements. For an example of one of our training program approaches, click here.

Organization, Management, and Risk Assessment and Management: “How to” determine optimal organization, management, and risk management structures is a an area of deep expertise in which the GWCi team excels in simplifying and optimizing complex structures.  The team trains clients on how to understand the ecosystem of functions and to leverage such understanding to identify opportunities for optimization.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accommodation (DEIA) Training: the GWCi team provides training on how to enhance ecosystems that lead to the achievement of DEIA objectives. Training needs are informed through qualitative and quantitative analyses that enables GWCi experts to tailor training based on needs, contextualization, and best-cast practice.

Entrepreneurship Ecosystems: “How to” improve ecosystems of business startup and SME support based on global best-case practice. We constantly compare and contrast such ecosystems throughout the EU and Asia with our own US system of support which is explained in our book.

Exporting & Trade: Dr. Freeman has previously served on the U.S. Export Import Bank’s Advisory Board for two terms and has served as an advisor to the Secretary of Commerce and US Trade Representative on trade matters pertaining to small and minority businesses since 1991. Dr. Freeman has also written multiple books on exporting, including the only book that has ever analyzed US Census data to reveal the proclivity of exporting to home countries by US immigrants and of firms owned by underserved populations. She has operated an exporting advocacy company, the All American Small Business Exporters Association (AASBEA) since 1996. She leads training efforts of the firm in all matters pertaining to exporting and importing and in so doing draws on her practitioner experience in working in a major trading house in Hong Kong starting in 1985.

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Tell us your needs and we can design the “right training program for you.”

The GWCi team can design specialty training in the areas of regulatory compliance, ethics, international project management, in how to optimize the functions involved in international projects, and in a broad range of topics in the area of trade and business development.