Company-Specific Guidelines

Companies may have an account on the Forum for Expatriate Management ("FEM") network (the "Network"), subject to agreeing a contract with FEM. Depending on their tier of sponsorship, the individual(s) managing that account may be entitled to do any of all of the following on behalf of the Company:

• View all posts, videos and profiles on the Website, including Premium Content
• Appear on the relevant Company directory page
• Create and update the text and logo on the Company’s profile pages
• Add an introduction video to the Company’s profile pages
• Add a slide deck to the Company’s profile pages
• Publish posts and videos to appear on the Company’s profile pages
• Take part in video panels if invited
• Initiate and record video panels
• View analytics related to the Company's profile and content
• Upvote posts, videos and profiles created by Companies, Individuals and Forum for Expatriate Management Editors
• Share posts, videos and profiles via social media
• Follow Companies, Individuals and Forum for Expatriate Management Editors to be alerted to new content as they create it
• Be followed by Companies, Editors and Individuals
• Send direct messages to Companies, Editors and Individuals
• Invite individuals to create an Individual account

All content published by Companies will be marked as sponsored content and feature a badge that indicates their level of sponsorship: Networker, Affiliate or Leader, as appropriate.

Any individual administering a Company’s account must ensure they comply with the Forum for Expatriate Managements' Editorial Policy. Any content published by Companies may be removed in accordance with the Editorial Policy.

Company contributions: what we want to see

The Network is designed to bring together global mobility professionals, both those who work in-house for multinational companies and those who deliver services as part of the vendor supply chain, in order to share best practice, distil knowledge and network with one another.

Companies with profiles on the Network should include in their profile relevant Company information such as their Company description, the services they can provide, all products on offer and partnering strategy.

Depending on their sponsorship tier, some Companies will be allowed to publish unlimited content on the Website. In these posts and videos, Companies should publish useful, interesting and engaging information in order to attract new and returning visitors.

Examples of suitable topics to cover include changes to legislation which may impact service, new product launches, Company developments (e.g. press releases), thought leadership and interesting facts around the services offered. Demonstration of expertise is welcomed and encouraged, whether through white papers, infographics or shared documents.

Companies’ content should help to ensure an active, dynamic and informative feel to the Network and should encourage dialogue between potential partners.

Company contributions: what we don’t want to see

Companies should only publish information relevant to a global mobility audience.

Large amounts of sales and/or targeted information should not be included on the Network and may be removed. The Network should not be seen as a sales tool, but rather as a forum for engaging with the wider global mobility audience.

The Website is not intended to replace your Company website or blog. Do feel free to link to information elsewhere, but do so in a way that still offers valuable content to the readers on the website. Please be sure this is in accordance with our Editorial Policy.

People-Specific Guidelines

Individuals may have an account on the Forum for Expatriate Management network, subject to registration. Accounts are checked regularly to ensure they are valid:

• View all posts, videos and profiles on the Website, including Premium Content
• Appear on the relevant People directory page
• Create and update the text and avatar on the Individual’s profile page
• Add an introduction video to the Individual’s profile page
• Add a slide deck to the Individual’s profile page
• Publish posts and videos to appear on the Individual’s profile page
• Take part in video panels if invited
• Initiate and record video panels
• View analytics related to the Individual's profile and content
• Upvote posts, videos and profiles created by Companies, Individual and Forum for Expatriate Management Editors
• Share posts, videos and profiles via social media
• Follow Companies, Individuals and Forum for Expatriate Management Editors to be alerted to new content as they create it
• Be followed by Companies, Editors and Individuals
• Send direct messages to Companies, Editors and Individual
• Invite individuals to create an account

All content published by Individuals will feature a badge that indicates their level of membership: Networker, Specialist or Expert, as appropriate.

Any individual administering a Company’s account must ensure they comply with the Forum for Expatriate Managements' Editorial Policy. Any content published by an Individual may be removed in accordance with the Editorial Policy.

Individual contributions: what we want to see

The Network is designed to bring together global mobility professionals, both those who work in-house for multinational companies and those who deliver services as part of the vendor supply chain, in order to share best practice, distil knowledge and network with one another.

Individual with profiles on the Network should include in their profile relevant information such as their current role, their background in global mobility and their preferences for being contacted.

Some individuals are designated as Experts. Experts are individuals whom have demonstrated their insight and expertise regarding global mobility through active contribution to the Network and relevant experience. Expert designation is given at the discretion of FEM, but may be applied for.

Examples of suitable topics to cover include thought leadership, such as surveys, white papers and/or blogs and/or responses to surveys, white papers and blogs released by other individuals or companies.

Individual content should help to ensure an active, dynamic and informative feel to the Network and should encourage dialogue between peers.

Individual contributions: what we don’t want to see

Individuals should only publish information relevant to a global mobility audience.

The Network should not be seen as a platform for sharing political opinion or making disparaging comments or remarks toward other individuals, companies and/or vendors. Posts and comments which include needless negative comments will be removed.

Comments

Companies and Individuals can comment on all posts and videos published on the Network, indeed we encourage commenting as a valuable way of showing expertise or interest in a subject and making the Network an active, dynamic place.