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ught him the people skills and sensitivity needed to guide individuals through difficult decisions that impact both their families and their future. Benjamin also has extensive experience working with other cultures. In the late 1990s, Benjamin studied business and communications in China. While in China, he also taught English classes and picked up the ability to speak Mandarin Chinese. After returning to the United States, Benjamin served in the Chinese community in Kansas City for approximately eight years and is currently serving the Chinese community in Alhambra, California. In addition to experience with Chinese culture, Benjamin has also worked with Africans to rebuild an orphanage in Nairobi, worked with Malaysians to move crocodiles on a nature reserve in Borneo, dug with Israelis on an archaeological excavation near Jerusalem, and led humanitarian trips to both the Himalayas and Jamaica. These experiences have taught him the flexibility and intercultural finesse to approach situations from different perspectives. Benjamin also relishes opportunities to speak in front of people. He enjoys speaking on all topics—both legal and non-legal. Benjamin has polished these public speaking skills through educational training, weekly speaking opportunities in his career as a minister, and through speaking at conferences and retreats across the United States and the world. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/alleylawca


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