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Toronto TalksThe Borderless Mind: Cultural Intelligence & the Future of Global Work | Toronto Talks - Episode 017The future of work is no longer defined by offices, borders, or time zones — it’s defined by how well we understand one another.In Episode 17 of Toronto Talks, The Borderless Mind, we explore how Cultural Intelligence (CQ) is rapidly becoming the most important human skill in a global, AI-accelerated economy.As teams stretch across continents, collaboration no longer fails because of bandwidth or tools — it fails because of misread meaning, broken trust, and cultural blind spots. This episode asks a deeper question:What happens when empathy becomes infrastructure?🔍 In this episode, we explor...
2025-12-1444 min
Our Immigration Stories - As Told By Canadian ImmigrantsThe Superpower Canadian Immigrants Don’t Realize They Have🔥 Tired of doing this alone and scared of making a mistake? Join my Group Mentorship for clarity, strategy, and accountability on your Canadian immigration journey: https://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/contact-----Most people talk about immigrant struggles, but they never talk about the superpower immigrants don’t realize they have.In this interview, Muraly Srinarayanathas, serial entrepreneur, founder of 369 Global, and CEO of Computek College, shares how living in four countries shaped his immigrant superpower and helped him thrive in Canada.From identity struggles and loneliness to rebuilding confidence, belonging, and cultu...
2025-12-1457 min
Talent Wars: A Podcast By DCISmart Population Growth: Canada's Path to 100 Million Canada has long been recognized as a global leader in attracting top talent and building economic strength through immigration. With its population on track to reach 100 million by 2100, the country is now tackling an important question: how do you ensure that growth is not just rapid, but smart and sustainable? On this episode of Talent Wars, host Patience Fairbrother sits down with Muraly Srinarayanathas, serial entrepreneur and board member of Century Initiative, which aims to grow Canada's population responsibly to 100 million by the year 2100. Patience and Muraly explore how companies can leverage international perspectives to drive innovation, wh...
2025-11-2526 min
CanadianSME Small Business PodcastBeyond Borders: Think GlobalWelcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, hosted by Kripa Anand, where we explore strategies and insights that empower Canadian businesses to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world. In today’s episode, we focus on the critical importance of global thinking and cultural intelligence for businesses aiming to expand their horizons and achieve sustainable success.Recent trends underscore the necessity for businesses to look beyond domestic markets and embrace a global perspective. Navigating cultural differences is no longer a niche skill but a core competency essential for success in the modern economy.Joining us today is...
2025-06-1022 min
Third Culture LeadersDr. Dima Jamali: How Purpose-Driven Leadership Can Change the WorldIn this episode of Third Culture Leaders, we are honored to feature Dr. Dima Jamali, a leading voice in sustainability, social entrepreneurship, and higher education in the Middle East. From navigating life between cultures to surviving the Beirut explosion, Dr. Jamali’s personal resilience has fueled a career dedicated to mobilizing purpose-driven leadership and institutional change. We explore how living across the US, UK, and Lebanon shaped her worldview, the urgent need to institutionalize social responsibility within organizations, and how future leaders must embrace resilience, creativity, and social impact to thrive in an ever-changing world. Dr...
2025-04-2139 min
The International Risk PodcastEpisode 221: Strategic Business Engagement and Cultural Sensitivity with Muraly SrinarayanathasThis week, Dominic Bowen welcomes Muraly Srinarayanathas to The International Risk Podcast for a compelling discussion on the balance between global integration and local adaptation in today’s business landscape. Together, they explore how understanding cultural differences can enhance business strategy, why companies sometimes overlook local environments, and the risks and opportunities of embracing multiculturalism in an increasingly interconnected world.Muraly Srinarayanathas is the author of Between Borders, Beyond Boundaries: Strategies for Authentic Business Engagement in an Interconnected World, is a global strategist and serial entrepreneur. He is co-founder and executive chairman of 369 Global, a conglomerate involved in...
2025-04-0733 min
Third Culture LeadersDunya Al Hashar: Positive Parenting and ResilienceIn this episode of Third Culture Leaders, filmed in Dubai, we are honored to have Dunya Al Hashar, a leading advocate for positive parenting and resilience in the UAE. As a single mother, Dunya has not only navigated the complexities of raising children on her own but has also become a guiding voice in fostering mental well-being, flexibility, and effective communication in family life. We dive into the impact of multicultural upbringing—Dunya shares her personal experiences growing up between Arab and German influences and how that shaped her thinking, parenting style, and approach to life. We di...
2025-03-2439 min
Third Culture LeadersDaniel Bernhard: Why citizenship rates are dropping in Canada and what we can doDaniel Bernhard, CEO at the Institute for Canadian Citizenship, reflects on Canada's evolving immigration landscape. Bernhard critiques traditional views on immigration, emphasizing the need for a more inclusive approach to integrating newcomers. He reveals troubling statistics showing a significant drop in the rate of immigrants becoming Canadian citizens and discusses the comprehensive studies his institute has conducted to understand this decline. Highlighting the "battle of belonging," he argues that feeling welcome and valued is as crucial as economic success for immigrants. He also discusses the innovative Canoe Access Pass, a program providing newcomers with cultural and recreational experiences to...
2025-02-0737 min
Third Culture LeadersNofi Mojidi: Navigating Immigration, Remote Work, and DEI in a Changing WorldIn this special episode of Third Culture Leaders, filmed in Dubai, we sit down with Nofi Mojidi, Senior Manager, Worldwide Private Client Practice, at Fragomen, to discuss her transformative journey as a global leader and her move to the UAE over a decade ago. She shares how her strategic approach and adaptability opened doors in an emerging market, allowing her to thrive in a forward-thinking, opportunity-rich environment. From her role at Fragomen during the chaos of global border closures in 2020 to navigating innovative policies like Dubai’s remote work program, Nofi highlights the UAE's leadership in global immi...
2025-01-2034 min
Cultural Differences & Cultural Diversity in International Business185 American Business with Muraly Srinarayanathas
2024-12-1733 min
Canadian SaladCanada's Global Citizens: Third Culture KidsLet's say your father is from Mexico. Your Mother is from Jamaica and you are raised in Scotland. You move to Canada to settle and make roots. But what do you root to? Your father's heritage? Your mother's? What about your Scottish upbringing? This is a Third Culture Kid.Last week, a new magazine, 'Three', launched in Canada. Inspired and created by a Third Culture Kid (TKC), Muraly Srinarayanathas' new publication is set to shatter stereotypes and spotlight the vibrant lives of third culture people in Canada. We dive into the term coined by Ruth Useem in...
2024-09-1031 min
Third Culture LeadersStart Here: Introducing to Third Culture LeadersThird Culture Leaders is a monthly podcast hosted by our co-founder and publisher, Muraly Srinarayanathas. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration with a prominent business leader, delving into their profound experiences and specialized expertise. The podcast illuminates how these leaders skillfully navigate multiple cultural landscapes, leveraging their diverse backgrounds to drive innovation and change.
2024-09-0300 min
Third Culture LeadersDaniel Bernhard: Why citizenship rates are dropping in Canada and what we can doDaniel Bernhard, CEO at the Institute for Canadian Citizenship, reflects on Canada's evolving immigration landscape. Bernhard critiques traditional views on immigration, emphasizing the need for a more inclusive approach to integrating newcomers. He reveals troubling statistics showing a significant drop in the rate of immigrants becoming Canadian citizens and discusses the comprehensive studies his institute has conducted to understand this decline. Highlighting the "battle of belonging," he argues that feeling welcome and valued is as crucial as economic success for immigrants. He also discusses the innovative Canoe Access Pass, a program providing newcomers with cultural and recreational experiences to...
2024-08-2937 min
Third Culture LeadersNeha Khera: The power of networks in the startup ecosystemNeha Khera, general partner at 2048 Ventures, shares her unique journey from her parents' immigration to Canada to leading roles in 500 Startups and 2048 Ventures in New York. With her background as an early investor in some of Canada's most significant unicorns, Neha offers a wealth of knowledge on the opportunities within the startup ecosystem. She discusses the challenges her parents faced in moving to Canada, her own experiences growing up in a multicultural environment, and her transition from engineering to venture capital. This episode is particularly valuable for entrepreneurs and investors seeking to understand the intricacies of venture capital and...
2024-08-2937 min
Third Culture LeadersGina El Kattan: Bringing Egyptian tradition to the North American marketMeet Gina El Kattan — entrepreneur and Nuba co-founder. She discusses drawing deeply from her Egyptian heritage to enrich the Canadian business landscape, detailing the challenges and triumphs of transplanting her life and studies to a new culture. She and her mother co-founded Nuba, a business that pays homage to Egyptian traditions through their unique beverages. Gina discusses the growth of Nuba, from its humble beginnings to its expansion into the U.S. market, emphasizing the authenticity and cultural pride infused in every product. This episode not only explores the complexities of identity and belonging in a multicultural context but al...
2024-08-2937 min
Third Culture LeadersSteven Harrison: Massive shortage of healthcare workers within five years?Steven Harrison, CEO of Tri-County Mennonite Homes and a healthcare leader with a deep-seated passion for inclusivity and cultural adaptation, shares his life's journey and professional mission. He discusses his upbringing in a diverse family, his experiences living abroad, and how these have shaped his approach to creating welcoming environments in healthcare settings. Steven highlights his recent trip to Kenya, where he recruited healthcare professionals from refugee backgrounds, emphasizing the importance of integrating diverse perspectives into Canadian healthcare institutions. His stories of personal challenges and the innovative strategies he employs at TCM Homes to foster an inclusive culture provide...
2024-08-2952 min
Third Culture LeadersRt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson: We can't forget what Canada was likeIn this episode, we delve into the life of Rt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson, whose early experiences as an immigrant child from Hong Kong to Canada shaped her understanding of diversity and inclusion. She recounts her arrival in Canada during World War II, emphasizing the challenges and opportunities that defined her formative years. The conversation expands to explore the broader shifts in Canadian immigration policies and societal attitudes from the mid-20th century to the present, illustrating the nation’s progress and ongoing challenges through personal anecdotes and historical insights. This narrative not only highlights her unique journey but also re...
2024-08-2950 min
Third Culture LeadersRoy Ratnavel: From political prisoner to financial industry leaderRoy Ratnavel, author of Prisoner #1056, shares his harrowing journey from a political prisoner to a leader in Canada's financial sector. His story is one of remarkable resilience, overcoming PTSD and immense personal trials to achieve professional success. Roy discusses the profound influence of his father's wisdom on his life philosophy, emphasizing self-responsibility and the importance of personal connections in business. He provides insights into adapting to new cultures, the impact of immigration on Canada, and the significance of maintaining a diverse economic landscape. Roy’s reflections on mental health offer valuable advice for newcomers dealing with trauma. His narrative is...
2024-08-2952 min
CanadianSME Small Business PodcastNavigating Digital Transformation with Muraly SrinarayanathasIn this thought-provoking episode of the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, we had the distinct pleasure of hosting Muraly Srinarayanathas, the Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of 369 Global. Muraly's journey from growing up as a third culture kid to becoming a serial entrepreneur and a visionary in global strategy exemplifies his commitment to creating inclusive and scalable business solutions. With over two decades of experience in international business and a deep-seated passion for diversity, Muraly has significantly contributed to skills training, workforce development, and the innovative use of Blockchain technology to tackle global challenges.Key Highlights:Muraly shares...
2024-04-0920 min
EdUp CanadaThe newcomer experience with career education with Muraly SrinarayanathasNewcomers come to Canada for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is to learn. When they do come to learning institutions they also teach along the way. That's what our guest, Muraly Srinarayanathas, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of 369 Global and Michael Sangster, CEO of the National Association of Career Colleges get into on this episode of EdUp Canada.
This episode is for you if
* You want to learn how to set your company up for success in hiring and retaining newcomers
* You want to hear about the ROI...
2024-01-0427 min
The Boiling PointMuraly Srinarayanathas: Business Beyond BordersIn this episode of The Boiling Point, hosts Emily Rodger and Dave Veale sit down with Muraly Srinarayanathas, the Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of 369 Global. The discussion traverses Muraly's journey as a serial entrepreneur and the core ethos of his ventures, with a specific emphasis on catering to a demographic of 35 to 45-year-olds, predominantly women. He draws inspiration from Dr. Muhammad Yunus, a renowned Bangladeshi economist and 2006 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, highlighting the impactful time he spent working alongside Dr. Yunus. The conversation dives into Muraly's borderless lifestyle, enriched by experiences as a 3rd culture k...
2023-10-1145 minBoiling Point PodcastMuraly Srinarayanathas: Business Beyond BordersIn this episode of The Boiling Point, hosts Emily Rodger and Dave Veale sit down with Muraly Srinarayanathas, the Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of 369 Global. The discussion traverses Muraly's journey as a serial entrepreneur and the core ethos of his ventures, with a specific emphasis on catering to a demographic of 35 to 45-year-olds, predominantly women. He draws inspiration from Dr. Muhammad Yunus, a renowned Bangladeshi economist and 2006 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, highlighting the impactful time he spent working alongside Dr. Yunus. The conversation dives into Muraly's borderless lifestyle, enriched by experiences as a 3rd culture k...
2023-10-1145 min
The Maestro MindsetMaestros in the Making: Gina El Kattan | An Immigrant Mother-Daughter Entrepreneurial JourneyIn the latest episode of Maestros in the Making, I had an interesting conversation with Gina El Kattan, a co-founder of Nuba Tisane. She opened up about her story of immigrating to Canada with her family from Egypt and co-founding a company with her mother.
2022-11-0311 minThe Maestro MindsetMaestros in the Making: Karla Briones | An Immigrant Journey From Mexico to CanadaIn this episode of "Maestros in the Making", I was joined by Karla Briones, an entrepreneur, business coach and college professor based in Ottawa. Karla opened up about her inspiring immigrant journey to Canada from Mexico 25 years ago. Although my family and I are immigrants, it was fascinating and eye-opening for me to hear a different perspective of what it is like to be an immigrant in Canada.
2022-10-0644 min
The Maestro MindsetKids, Kids, Kids!In Episode 4, Dasha and I sat down to reflect on parenthood and our experiences throughout this unique journey. Being a parent is definitely anything but easy. But as Dasha said for both of us, it has truly been a “life-changing” and “soul-changing” experience.
For us, embracing the good, the not-so-good, and everything in between as they come has been the key to parenting. At the end of the day, the challenges that come with parenthood are what make us grow as parents, partners, and individuals.
Tune in, and let us know what you think. And as always...
2022-07-2935 min
The Maestro MindsetDasha & Muraly: The World At Our DoorstepIn this month's episode 3, Dasha and I talk about what's happening in the world today and how we deal with these complex events when they literally show up at our doorstep. With Dasha's parents having escaped from Ukraine earlier this month and now living with us in Canada and Dasha being of mixed Ukrainian and Russian heritage, the past few days have included a range of emotions. Nonetheless, individually and together, we hold space to reflect on what is happening, how we hold our extended families together through these traumatic times, and how we take care of ourselves too.
2022-03-2948 min
The Maestro MindsetMaestros in the Making: Kumaran Nadesan, Chief Executive Officer, 369KonnectIn the new episode of "Maestros in the Making", I sit down with Kumaran Nadesan, Chief Executive Officer, 369Konnect, to reflect on our journey together through community building and now in business and how our values and work align at 369 Global Inc.
2022-03-2349 min
The Maestro MindsetDasha & Muraly: Money, Money and Money!In this month's episode 2, Dasha and I talk all things money! Yup, we both got pretty real about our finances and dove deep into how it has and continues to affect our marriage. Like many other couples out there, we went through many ups and downs while confronting our personal and combined financial habits. While we still may not have it all together, I think it's pretty safe to say we've come far (a work in progress).Recognizing that money matters are not always the easiest topics to touch on (oh, believe me, recording this podcast was...
2022-02-2850 min
The Maestro MindsetDasha & Muraly: Mind, Management and MarriageAs part of our ongoing commitment to companionship and communication, Dasha and I are hoping to record at least one of our conversations every month this year as we discuss our marriage and family - from the mundane to the magical. Our first episode for this month is on "Mind, Management and Marriage". We hope that you not only enjoy listening to it but that it also helps you in some small way. We are super nervous about putting ourselves out like this but I know that what we experience in our own relationship will resonate for s...
2022-01-1351 min
Canada’s EntrepreneurThe power of philanthropy, civic responsibility, public service & the promotion of multiculturalism - Toronto - Canada's PodcastMuraly Srinarayanathas is the Executive Chairman of 369 Global Inc., a rapidly growing business conglomerate based in Toronto with interests in education and training, financial services, creative and entertainment, venture capital, and more. Having lived and worked in North America, Europe, South Asia, and Southeast Asia for over 25 years, Muraly possesses not only a strong business acumen but also a unique global perspective and the ability to bring together diverse groups of people around a common goal, which he has termed "The Maestro Mindset".
Muraly is a strong believer in the power of philanthropy. Ever since he launched...
2021-07-1224 min
DISRUPT with Ravi Ravindran#057 - Muraly Srinarayanathas // #HACKINGCOVID19#HackingCovid19 is about bringing together a global community committed to fight the disruptions of our current reality.
2021-04-2044 minDISRUPT with Ravi Ravindran#031 - Muraly Srinarayanathas // Computek College & ComduitMuraly Srinarayanathas is an entrepreneur, educator, and changemaker who is fully committed to the process of composing his life's symphony – as a son, husband, and father thanks to The Maestro Mindset™ that he has created. He is also the Chief Executive Officer of Computek College, a leading private career college that has been providing newcomer students in the Greater Toronto Area with practical education for nearly 30 years in order to transition into the Canadian labour market.
2021-04-191h 00
The Maestro MindsetMaestros in the Making: Sam Ibrahim, President, Arrow Group of Companies,In the new episode of "Maestros in the Making", I sit down with Sam Ibrahim, President, Arrow Group of Companies, to learn more about his quest to build Scarborough's first billionaire business and staying true to his roots at the same time.
2020-02-1526 min
The Maestro MindsetSunny and MartinA casual conversation with two of our dear friends Sunny and Martin. We discuss various topics as it relates to relationships in the modern world. Sunny and Martin being married for 16 years and Dasha and I celebrating 5 years together coupled with the fact that I have known Sunny and Martin since I was 14 adds to some interesting conversations. Enjoy!
2020-02-141h 02
The Maestro MindsetMaestros in the Making: Kundan Joshi, CEO, TheAppLabbIn this episode of "Maestros in the Making", I sit down with Kundan Joshi, Founder & CEO of TheAppLabb, to uncover how he orchestrates his life.
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