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Date(s) - 22/04/2026
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
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This session is a practical and experience-based exploration of how AI can support intercultural coaching and training – shared by a practitioner for fellow practitioners.
If you have been curious about AI but unsure how it might meaningfully contribute to your work, this webinar offers a grounded starting point. Rather than focusing on the technology itself, we look at concrete applications: using AI for case preparation, scenario design, reflection questions, research and content development, while remaining aligned with intercultural sensitivity.
At the same time, we address an important reality: AI is not culturally neutral. Current models reflect dominant languages and value systems, which influence the leadership advice, communication styles and examples they generate. Recognising this is part of using AI responsibly in our field.
Through reflection and live demonstration, you will see how cultural prompting, meaning the deliberate inclusion of cultural context, and the setup of a simple, helpful intercultural AI assistant can become practical extensions of intercultural competence.
The aim is to expand our professional toolkit with clarity, awareness and cultural sensitivity.
About the speaker
Anke Berning is an intercultural life and business coach as well as a strategic sparring partner to experienced professionals navigating complexity across cultures, systems, and career transitions. She supports them in developing a clear inner orientation and making deliberate, values-based decisions at key turning points.
Originally from Germany, Anke brings over 30 years of international living and working experience, including Japan, Belgium, the UK, and Switzerland. She spent many years in the Swiss financial sector before moving into training and coaching, and later founding her own coaching practice.
Many of her clients are internationally mobile professionals in Switzerland who are navigating leadership challenges or transition into self-employment.
Anke lives and works in Lucerne and coaches in English and German, both online and in person.