This report delves into the realm of international management, specifically focusing on the leadership required to effectively manage global virtual teams, using Coca-Cola as a case study. It explores the benefits and drawbacks of such teams, emphasizing the significance of workforce diversity and its challenges, including race, ethnicity, gender, age, and religion. The report highlights the crucial role of leaders in overcoming these challenges through strong communication, training, and the development of multicultural organizations. It examines the responsibilities of leaders, including team liaison, direction setting, and operational coordination, as well as the importance of e-leadership in addressing issues and fostering trust. The report further discusses challenges such as communication conflicts, cultural diversity, and the need for appropriate technology, proposing leadership strategies like increased communication, goal setting, and feedback. Furthermore, it outlines the leadership skills required, including communication, delegation, and motivation, alongside the significance of cultural intelligence. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of training, including technology, group processes, and cross-cultural management training, to improve team performance and achieve organizational objectives.