Equipping everyone, everywhere with the soft skills needed to succeed

Collaborate, Adapt, and Succeed with myGiide

Fostering Confident Collaboration Across Cultures

myGiide helps people build the cultural agility needed to communicate clearly, build trust, and collaborate effectively—regardless of their colleagues' backgrounds.

Providing Customized AI-Guided Development for Every Learner

Don’t waste time on one-size-fits-all training. myGiide’s AI tailors insights, coaching, and skill-building directly to each person—meeting them exactly where they are.

Developing Future-Ready Leaders with Durable Soft Skills

myGiide helps leaders develop the durable soft skills needed to communicate, motivate, and inspire high-performing teams in diverse and ever-changing environments.

Building Career-Ready Skills for a Changing World

Degrees don’t guarantee job readiness. myGiide equips people with the soft skills that drive career success, making them indispensable in any industry.

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Helping cultures see eye to eye.

myGiide helps people learn the skills to succeed when everything’s in flux—new tech, new teams, new rules. It builds the agility to read any room, adapt fast, and thrive anywhere

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Making a Difference in 130+ Countries

“myGiide has strengthened our global leadership capabilities. We've seen improved decision-making, increased team cohesion, and greater alignment with our organizational goals.”

Maria Torres
Director, Santen Pharmaceutical
“myGiide gives the team's ability to compare their Cultural Agility results with that of the organization's and regional norms to help increase soft skill competencies.”

Asif Zulfiqar
Chief People Officer, Incapsulate
“myGiide enhanced students’ cultural immersion and gave me, as a faculty leader, a powerful tool to support and assess their development. I highly recommend myGiide to any program looking to foster intentional cultural learning in global education.”

Laura Meade, PhD
Neeley School of Business at TCU