Cultural Awareness in Globalized World | Ralph Strozza | TEDxNorthernIllinoisUniversity

Ralph Strozza talks about globalization and understanding cultural differences. He touches on economical issues and how these are related to the topic of globalization.
Succès, successo, éxito. However you say it, it means success...and Ralph Strozza can translate it. After receiving his bachelor's degree in Marketing and French (with a minor in Spanish) from NIU in 1981, Strozza began a journey that would lead him to where he is today- owning and managing one of the leading and most reputable corporations in the foreign language translation industry.
A dedicated alumnus, Strozza gives of his time, talent, and resources to students both inside and outside the classroom. Through the donation of translation software, he created an unparalleled opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to receive valuable classroom training in Trados, a state-of-the art translation system used worldwide by professional translation companies and large multinational corporations, and is considered the standard for the translation industry.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@Ubulenu]

Thank you for your lecture. I learned a lot. However, please note that as an African, I do not think any African mother wanting to buy baby food will think a baby is inside a jar, simply because the picture of a baby is on the jar. Please speak with respect about Africans. An African mother without access to Western education has a lot of common sense as far as life issues is concerned.

[@amrithaelizabethabraham3802]

Brilliant work!! Quit interesting and informative.

[@jegobufi9703]

SHOUT OUT BATANES NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL! PAPANOORIN PARA SA TRES SA MIDTERM!

[@bendaninaima9682]

thank you it was well explained

[@Nicroxx1Official]

Very well explained!

[@gabrielianbarrido9030]

Goodwork

[@stevenmarkanthonyharpaul739]

Wow

[@Eric-ho3mo]

good explanation. Really good information

[@rubinashaheen6376]

Very well done. Sir.

[@owlnyc666]

Nice talk on the economic consequences of cultural ignorance and the flip side advantage s of cultural awareness. The fact 🤔😉😏

[@owlnyc666]

Cars going to a bordello! 😅🤣😁😊

[@suganyas-associateprofrvsi7672]

Excellent

[@ning7386]

Thanks for sharing!

[@sonasingh131]

amazing.

[@finepeople2242]

Cie speech SMAN 77

[@amineguezouli3038]

have u ever been to middle east?

[@karenm2222]

Good presentation but maybe when giving examples of Africa you may want to name the actual country out of the 54/55 countries in that continent as you do with other country examples given outside Africa. Reason being, when you mention "low literacy rates in Africa" this is incorrect, so it would help to actually name the actual country and not the continent. Otherwise good engaging presentation.

[@Csoni356]

Language religion values

[@breadsenpaiii5876]

Good explination. Weak presentation

[@flavienkanyinda9193]

you cannot talk about cultural awareness and apply stereotypes, this kind of stereotype towards african not acceptable. I don't think misleading people in this kind audience is right. Stop lying about african culture if you never been in Africa, where did you see an African mother wanting to buy baby food will think a baby is inside a jar, simply because the picture of a baby is on the jar? this kind of argument is full of stereotypes and in the scientific world should not be tolerated.

[@Csoni356]

Trans creating instead of translating

[@Csoni356]

Trans creating instead of translating