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About MJCC
Miranda-Johnston entered the field of cross-cultural communication in 1992, focusing on the business cultures of her native Mexico and her adopted country the United States of America. At MJCC, we understand that human behavior and culture cannot be understood through a simple list of “do’s” and “don’ts.” Rather, we design and customize programs that help companies achieve a better understanding of their employees and clients who are of different cultures and/or speak different languages. This provides long-term benefits. MJCC offers cross-cultural consulting and programs tailored for many industries and individuals working in or with Mexico, and with a combination of the following countries: the United States, China, Korea, India, Japan, England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Venezuela. We work in collaboration with many experienced
cross-cultural trainers and facilitators drawn from business,
medical and academic backgrounds. This network of facilitators
brings a unique blend of languages, education, conceptual and
practical applications, and international work experiences. Programs have been presented to individuals, relocating families, executives, mid- and upper-level managers, teachers, students, and members of commuting and virtual business teams.
Rossana Miranda-Johnston is President and founder of Miranda-Johnston Cross-Cultural (MJCC). She is an experienced trainer who delivers client-tailored cross-cultural programs to improve business interactions, international relocation, teambuilding, customer service, doctor-patient cross-cultural communication, cultural diversity and intercultural marriage. She has delivered training programs on doing business in Mexico, the United States, Argentina, Chile, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Spain, England, and Italy. Born and raised in Mexico, Miranda-Johnston received a master’s degree in Intercultural Management from the School for International Training in Brattleboro, Vermont, and has completed many training courses given by the National MultiCultural Institute in Washington, D.C. She has lived and worked in Mexico, the United States, Portugal, Israel, England, and Italy. Miranda-Johnston is a member of the Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research, SIETAR USA, and founding member of the SIETAR Rocky Mountain Chapter. Miranda-Johnston Cross-Cultural |
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Miranda-Johnston
Cross-Cultural (MJCC) was founded in 1998 by Rossana
Miranda-Johnston, who has lived and worked in international and
cross-cultural environments for over sixteen years.