• How well are women advancing as global managers?
• What are the stereotypes still blocking the way?
• What skills do women bring to international assignments?
• What is it like to live and work on a global time clock?
• How do women balance travel and family?

In three powerful documentary segments, women who are global leaders tell their stories—from the resistance they encountered to the trade-offs they've had to make, from the mentors who supported them to the colleagues they've surprised and inspired.

Among the firsthand stories:

Deloitte Consulting Global E Business Leader Cathy Benko describes how her entire family met the challenges posed by her global responsibilities—and all grew stronger as a result.

BASF manager Denise Kingstrom discusses the benefits and trade-offs of tackling an assignment to Mexico City—"Looking at your business in another country. You really start opening yourself up to other ideas."

Start-up global entrepreneur Yael Alkalay, co-founder of red flower, talks about how she infused her business with her family's values and spirit, and how she regards the global business world—"Creating a brand and not considering the global market is naive."

To see when Women Going Global will be broadcast in your area, go to Air Times.

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Women Going Global: Strategies for Success is a production of Creative Expansions, Inc. Presented by KCTS/Seattle Public Television and distributed to public television stations by American Public Television (APT).

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