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Siobhan Cummins, Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023

Siobhan Cummins, Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023

Siobhan Cummins has worked in Global Mobility for over 35 years and during this time has seen many changes in the both the demographic of mobile employees and the increased complexity in global mobility programmes. She shares ways that Global Mobility is changing to adapt to critical talent shortages.
Julia Palmer, Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023

Julia Palmer, Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023

We spoke to Julia Palmer, the Chief Operating Officer of Relo at Santa Fe Relocation. Julia works with a diverse range of clients, from large organisations to smaller teams with only a handful of assignees. Julia tells how she uses her own expat experiences to be an effective leader.
Jo Wakeham, Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023

Jo Wakeham, Think Women’s 40 Outstanding Global Women 2023

We spoke to Jo Wakeham, Group Managing Director at relocation management company K2 Corporate Mobility. Jo has crafted her career around helping international businesses thrive, but she firmly plants her success in the practice of people first in everything they do.
Putting DEI into employee mobility, how to make relocating work for everyone

Putting DEI into employee mobility, how to make relocating work for everyone

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is part of a larger societal shift and yet within the employee mobility sector, there are numerous traditional elements that do not meet current and evolving DEI standards. Caitlin Pyett, of Crown World Mobility, advises how can you encourage and support DEI in relocation to employee mobility.
Global Payroll in 2023: What do the experts say?

Global Payroll in 2023: What do the experts say?

Today's global mobility (GM) landscape is rapidly evolving. When it comes to international payroll organisations are looking for new, automated capabilities that enable smarter, safer and more employee-friendly processes than ever ...
How companies can encourage women into senior roles in the global workplace.

How companies can encourage women into senior roles in the global workplace.

Given the global talent shortages, what steps can companies make to spot talent earlier and encourage more women and minorities into senior roles? Marianne Curphey reports. Employers are grappling with the global talent ...
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