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Its so great to be part of this great Network of the best of the best in Worldwide Real Estate. We Casaibéria Mediação Imobiliária will be there as well on our Leading Real Estate Companies of the World Global Symposium. Meeting our Partners and Friends from all over the World as well from Luxury Portfolio International #leadingre #lpi #budapest #wearelocalweareglobal #luxuryrealestate #realestate #networking

Exploring the Tokyo National Museum provided profound insights into the power of cultural heritage and its impact on modern business practices. Understanding diverse historical contexts enriches our approach to global collaboration and innovation. It's a reminder that the past holds valuable lessons for future business strategies. Embracing cultural intelligence is key to navigating today's interconnected marketplace. https://lnkd.in/eKdnVPfw #GlobalBusiness #CulturalIntelligence #LeadershipDevelopment #Innovation #BusinessStrategy #HistoricalInsights #ProfessionalGrowth #TokyoNationalMuseum #GlobalCollaboration #MarketInsights #BusinessTravel #CulturalHeritage #LearningFromHistory #B2BNetworking #StrategicThinking #IndustryLeaders #BusinessInsights #CulturalDiversity #AleksandarJosipovic #AleksandarJosipović #AJLofficiel

Here come our few must-do tips for your stay in Krakow during the Elia Networking Days #eliaND

How the Red City became of one Morocco’s most vibrant cultural hubs:

I wrote a thing about MIPIM, 'vibrant' city and country marketing, 'bigness', circularity, and investment. Oh, and gilets and trainers. Thanks to Robert Gordon Clark (and team) for asking me to add to his oeuvre!

My recent article on the Australian Taiwan Art Exchange Exhibition in Taiwan has been featured in the MCCQ monthly publication! Dive into my journey and the vibrant cultural exchange between Taiwan and Australia. Check it out and let me know your thoughts! #ArtExchange #MCCQ

Europe's cultural agenda for November

https://lnkd.in/eBpEsjzY I'm with #Budapest100 and colleagues: when is 'modern'? When does modern qualify as heritage? Can modern be accepted as heritage even if not everyone agrees - controversial heritage, dissonant heritage, heritage that is celebrated as European, even sometimes if not so by host countries or communities? I'm here to present the Europa Nostra European Heritage Award to Budapest100 for leadership in informed revelation and inspiring topical debate.

Japanese 🇯🇵 Culture Ill. 4 Screen of "Views of Famous Places in Edo" (left-hand section, detail) Idemitsu Museum of Arts, Tokyo #ukiyoeoriginsandhistory A screen entitled "Views of Famous Places in Edo" depicts the life of that city in the first half of the Kan'ei period (1624-1644). The right-hand side of this eight-section screen consists of views of various well-known sights: Sensoji and Kaneiji temples, Kandamyojin and Motoyoshiwara shrines and Nihonbashi. To the left can be seen Edo Castle, Kyöbashi, Shinbashi, Atagoyama, Shibazojoji temple and Shibaura. This picture does not take the bird's eye view of "Views of Kyoto and its Surroundings", however, but is painted from a lower standpoint, thus giving the beholder a feeling of nearness to the people of Edo.

#AMaGA 2024 (#australian #museums and #galleries #association ) The Call for Participation is now open! Be innovative in 2024 - submit a proposal for the opportunity to share your work, ideas, research and collaborations at the conference relating to the theme of (un)Common Ground: Collisions, Convergence, Conversations.   We are excited to announce the date and introduce the destination for AMaGA National Conference 2024, which will be held from Tuesday 17 to Friday 20 September 2024 in Ballarat, located on the lands of the Wadawurrung people.   AMaGA 2024 will be hosted by Ballarat, home to a proud community of First Nations artists, including Wadawurrung cultural knowledge owners who will make an impactful contribution to the conference. As an integral part of Ballarat's arts precinct, Ballarat Civic Hall, and the historical The Goods Shed, will be the AMaGA 2024 conference venues.   (un)Common Ground is a space where old and new ideas collide, where understandings and priorities converge, and where conversations between colleagues and communities are navigated. (un)Common Ground is an exploration of what brings us together and what keeps us apart. It explores the blurred boundaries where commonalities and divisions intertwine. The theme invites reflections and conversations that explore the relationships, structures and gaps that define (or constrain) our sector.   For more information regarding the AMaGA 2024, please click here to visit the conference website. https://lnkd.in/gH6EsTKJ