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Instituto de Investigación y Desarrollo en Herencia Transcultural y Liderazgo
Transforming Cross-Cultural Leadership
Institute for Cross-Cultural Leadership Research and Development: Training Latin American leaders with global impact through research, education, and sustainable business innovation.
The Institute for Cross-Cultural Leadership Research and Development (IIDLT) is a pioneering organization dedicated to empowering Latin American professionals working in cross-cultural contexts, especially in unreached and emerging regions.
We combine rigorous research, transformative education, and entrepreneurial development to create sustainable solutions that enable Latin American cross-cultural workers to overcome economic barriers while maximizing their impact in the communities they serve.
Applied Research
We generate practical knowledge about effective business models for challenging cross-cultural contexts.
Holistic Training
We offer a master's program that combines academic excellence with practical experience and personalized mentoring.
Global Networking
We connect cross-cultural workers with employers, mentors, and like-minded organizations around the world.
Acceleration of Startups
We provide training, seed capital, and advice to transform ideas into sustainable businesses.
Master's Degree in Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Cross-Cultural and Integral Leadership
Master's Degree in Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Cross-Cultural and Integral Leadership
Transforming Professionals, Impacting Nations
The Master's Degree in Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Cross-Cultural and Cross-Integrative Leadership is a unique program designed specifically for Latin American cross-cultural workers who seek to develop business skills while deepening their cultural understanding and leadership abilities.
This innovative program combines rigorous academic training with practical experience under an apprenticeship model, preparing students to create and lead sustainable business initiatives in challenging cross-cultural contexts.
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