Brian Madine will examine how exchange rates and inflation can affect assignee pay and discuss how and when you should deal with economic volatility.

As the Director of Global Mobility, Brian manages the development of McDonald’s Global Mobility and US Domestic Relocation programs in alignment with McDonald’s HR strategies and the global organization structure. In previous positions at Deloitte in London and Chicago, he worked with multinationals to evaluate their effectiveness in compensation, talent management and assignee administration.

Brian earned his Master’s of Science in Taxation from the University of Illinois and his Bachelor’s degree in European Business with French from the University of Ulster in Ireland. He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation and the Association of Tax Technicians in the UK, and is currently a member of the NFTC’s Expatriate Management Committee.

This will be the first time that Brian has been a speaker at an FEM event and we are delighted that he will be presenting this session in addition to appearing on the Keynote Panel examining Risk Management and Compliance, where Brian will join Matthew Burns, former HR Operations Director at Lockheed Martin Corporation and now an independent Global Mobility & International HR professional, Jennifer Manis, who manages the International HR Center of Excellence at Halliburton and Laura Rodriguez, Global Director, Talent Mobility at Johnson & Johnson to discuss in more detail the findings of FEM’s Policy in Practice Report 2017 that was launched at our Houston Conference in February.

Brian’s solo presentation will take place on Day Two of our Americas Summit at 11.10-11.45 am. Here’s a brief outline:

TRACK B

Case Study

Money Matters: Tax compliance and handling currency and inflation in volatile economies

• How exchange rates and inflation can affect assignee pay
• When and how you should deal with volatility
• Best practice policy design and communication

Capacity in this room will be limited though, so be sure to register your interest early!

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