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Лейл Лаундес – всемирно известный эксперт в области психологии общения, коммуникаций и психологии межличностных взаимоотношений, популярный бизнес-тренер и лектор, член Американской ассоциации сексологов, терапевтов и преподавателей сексологии, основательница и руководитель компании Applause, оказывающей консультационные услуги и устраивающей бизнес-тренинги и семинары по развитию навыков общения. Среди клиентов Лейл Лаундес – ведущие компании и организации с мировым именем, в том числе нефтяная компания Shell Oil, банковская корпорация HSBC, компании Walt Disney, Kodak, Folgers Coffee, Mattel Toys, авиакомпания United Airlines, американская гуманитарная организация «Корпус мира» и даже правительство Бермудских островов.