Global English: Why Native Speakers Must Simplify to Lead Internationally
OCT 16, 202622 MIN
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Description
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Is your English actually understood by your global team? Mary Dee reveals why native speakers are often the worst communicators internationally. Learn the Global English framework that helps leaders speak with clarity, simplify for AI transcription, and build real influence across cultures.
Guest Bio:
Mary Dee is an English teacher, executive communication coach and author of Global English, Clearly. A former advertising copywriter, she helps international professionals communicate with greater clarity and confidence. Her work explores pronunciation, communication and the future of English in an AI-assisted world.
Connect with Mary Dee
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryatvox/
Website: https://www.thevoxlondon.com/
Resources or websites mentioned in this episode:
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Credits:
Host: Meredith Eisenberg
Editor: Marvin Del Rosario
Executive Producer: Danny Iny
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Episode transcript: Global English: Why Native Speakers Must Simplify to Lead Internationally coming soon.


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