WHO ARE WE?

 

ABC is transforming the communication within and between today's most successful companies. With decades of experience our trainers develop new vistas together with the company's own HR or Learning&Development Departments. Prof. Brouwer developed Anthropological Tools which application in existing HRD will lead to breakthroughs in internal and external communication and negotiation. We are experts in training on the interface between concepts and practices. ABC tools are designed with deep expertise and a long-term perspective that spans more than 30 years. The anthropological tools that ABC employs are significantly different from the well-known cultural training.

The anthropological tools being indigenous will therefore boost efficiency, ensure compliance, deliver actionable insights, and lower total production cost in a sustainable manner.

 

OUR UNIQUE APPROACH

 

Applied anthropology
Building bridges
Communicative confluence
 

 

WE ARE DIFFERENT BECAUSE

  • Customization through the cooperative method
  • The Anthropological Perspective
  • Being based on continuous qualitative research

 

 

COOPERATIVE METHOD

 

entails an opening seminar with senior managers to identify and explain a company’s challenges. During the programme, we tailor it to the specific company challenges we see arising during the interactive sessions.

 

ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

 

focuses on the interface of thinking levels and real life situations. Prior Qualitative research and Participant Observation during the training are basic inputs.

entails an opening seminar with senior managers to identify and explains a
company’s problems. The training programmes can be adjusted while going on and
are solutions to the problems.

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Contact

 CEO

  Prof. Dr Jan Brouwer

 Phone:  Texting: +9900745843

References

  • Infosys
  • Tata Group
  • Shell
  • Philips
  • Tech Mahindra
  • Glowtronics
  • Unilog