Cultural Exchange Service

What does that mean?

I am an intercultural interpreter and facilitator; I help folks to discover the processes by which they can more easily collaborate with those who are ostensibly different from themselves.  Since 1978, when I created CES to link folks in Mexico and the US, I have helped  many individuals find ways to collaborate with their counterparts in each country. One of these is the Hands Across the Border School Exchange program begun in 1981.

As well, I have helped link others who are different in more subtle ways.  How does an entrepreneur, a conservationist and someone interested in social networks find ways to weave a net that links them, despite their differences, in ways that are vital to their prosperity? 

Occasionally, in my seminars and workshops to foster an understanding of collaboration, I work with associates.  There are occasions when I believe that the audience would benefit from a perspective beyond my own.

Thus, Cultural Exchange Service assists in discovering common ground for individuals with diverse perspectives.

I invest a considerable amount of time meeting with those who might be interested in what we do to assure that we can be of use.  So, call on me and we can at least come to know each other.  And that might be sufficient by itself.

The following programs are offered in one to three-day seminars: