Cynthia Green is a keynote speaker, author, and cultural historian specialising in how culture travels and the dynamics of identity in cross‑cultural life, including the lived experience of Third Culture Kids and cross‑cultural professionals. She helps organisations and institutions understand how mobility shapes belonging, performance, and collaboration in an increasingly interconnected world.

This perspective is grounded in a simple idea: there is no single way to flourish across cultures, but we can find ways that work for us. Through research‑driven, story‑rich keynotes, she translates this principle into clear, applicable insights for those navigating international assignments, hybrid identities, and multicultural environments.

Alongside her speaking work, she is engaged in interdisciplinary academic research and has authored more than one hundred non‑fiction pieces on culture and history. She contributed the TCK section to the forthcoming Encyclopedia of International Human Resource Management and Global Talent Management (2026) and co‑authored the 4ᵗʰ edition of Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds.

Her debut novel Blue Feet Monsoon—a rare example of TCK‑genre fiction—uses narrative as a soft tool for exploring multigenerational intercultural experience. She hosts the podcast Conversations with Cynthia, where she examines identity, mobility, and belonging through narrative, and co‑presents the SIETAR Polska webinar series Interculturality Across Time and Geography.

You can contact her here.