Our Locations
We have offices in New York City serving the tri-state area, and we have been continuously active in the Charlotte, NC, area for over 25 years.
In addition to our New York and regional activities, we conduct programs, including longer-term training programs, throughout the US, in locations as widespread as Washington, DC, Illinois, Minnesota, and California.
We also provide follow-up services to expatriates outside the US.
New York
Located in Manhattan’s historic Chelsea art and High Line district, BLIS provides a comfortable studio location for small group and individual training, convenient to subway and bus lines, hotels, shopping, and an international range of restaurants and cafes. Programs are also offered on-site at client locations. Please call for an appointment.
 German Evangelican Lutheran Church of St. Paul |
 23rd Street's Famous Flatiron Building @ 5th Avenue |
 New York Office |
Manhattan Office
356 West 23rd St. Suite GA New York, NY 10011
Tel: (212) 243-0273
Fax: (212) 991-4944
E-mail: info@bucklanguageintercultural.com, or use the Guest Book on this site.
Location: Between 8th & 9th Avenues on the E & C (blue) subway lines (23rd Street station) and the 23rd St. crosstown bus (9th Avenue stop). Call for appointment.
New Jersey
Customized on-site corporate programs, as well as programs for individual clients, are a staple of our many years of work in New Jersey, especially in northern and central New Jersey.
Phone: (908) 658-4440
Fax: (212) 991-4944
E-mail: info@bucklanguageintercultural.com, or use the Guest Book on this site.
North Carolina
 Charlotte's financial & banking center |
 Art and open space in downtown Charlotte |
 Charlotte's Downtown Skyline by Night |
Tel: (704) 542-9973
Fax: (212) 991-4944
E-mail: info@bucklanguageintercultural.com, or use the Guest Book on this site.
BLIS has been continuously active in the greater Charlotte area since the early 1980’s, primarily with on-site corporate and private programs. Charlotte, named for Queen Charlotte “Sophie Charlotte, Princess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz”, Queen and Consort of George the III, has long been a center of German/US and other international business.