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GCC Performance & Global ReadinessBeverage and consumer productsUS and non-India global team context

Suntory strengthened collaboration across a non-India global team

Suntory needed to strengthen collaboration across a global team operating outside the India-specific corridor context.

Named client story

Suntory

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Client context

The situation, in CXO terms

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Sector

Beverage and consumer products

Client

Suntory

Scale

Global enterprise

Geography

US and non-India global team context

Audience

Global Team Leader | HR Leader | Business Sponsor

What was happening

Team members were carrying different working assumptions, communication norms, and expectations for collaboration across markets.

AptCulture diagnostic read

How we read the system

AptCulture read the pattern as global team fluency. The team needed to make working assumptions explicit and turn cultural difference into a practical collaboration system.

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Engagement design

What AptCulture did

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AptCulture facilitated global team learning, cultural interpretation, and practical collaboration conversations.

What shifted

Behavior, leadership, and operating signals

The team built clearer shared language for working together, interpreting difference, and strengthening collaboration across regions.

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Impact

What we are willing to claim

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Evidence type

Qualitative

Qualitative evidence: approved source mapping identifies Suntory as US and non-India global team proof.

Public metric
No public numeric metric is used for this story. Qualitative evidence above is the current claim.
What other leaders can learn

The pattern, distilled

Global teams improve when cultural learning is translated into operating agreements that can be practiced in the work week.

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Connected work
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Frameworks and insights

Frameworks
  • Signal-to-System Model
  • Global Readiness Maturity Model

Evidence note

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