Osita - Wills Carlsson, Sarah
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(in Spanish) 'ittle Bear travels the world in a Big Person's suitcase. While the Big Person works, she goes out on adventures of her own. As she travels, she experiences the wonderful things that one does when traveling (new places, exciting sights, new food, and new friends). Now she has arrived in France! She meets her new friend, Gérard Gallo, and experiences a challenge that she solves through three superpowers that she has the potential for and develops within herself. These superpowers enable her to interact effectively across cultures, religions, and communities and are based on…mehr

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(in Spanish) 'ittle Bear travels the world in a Big Person's suitcase. While the Big Person works, she goes out on adventures of her own. As she travels, she experiences the wonderful things that one does when traveling (new places, exciting sights, new food, and new friends). Now she has arrived in France! She meets her new friend, Gérard Gallo, and experiences a challenge that she solves through three superpowers that she has the potential for and develops within herself. These superpowers enable her to interact effectively across cultures, religions, and communities and are based on research in organizational psychology and intercultural collaboration. Come with her while she explores and learns about France and its culture, language, and food. See what she encounters and learns with her new friend, Gérard!
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Sarah had a love of travel and interest in different countries and languages from her earliest years. Whether it was traversing the United States by car, or taking the train across Canada, she loved going to new places and experiencing new things. Her interest in languages, combined with engineering studies(BSEE, Northwestern University) and engineering management (MS-MS&E, Stanford University), led her to a career in the global automotive industry. Throughout her career, she has lived in Germany, Sweden, and the United States, has worked daily with more than 10 countries, and has traveled to more than 30. This interest and passion led her to be a cultural bridge in her work, and also train and develop others through her company, Nspir. In addition to her training for adults, she wanted to introduce young children to the wonders of experiencing travel and other cultures, while giving them a toolset that they could develop and work with as they grew up.