FEM Melbourne Chapter Meeting 10/05/17

Please join us for the FEM Melbourne Chapter Meeting on 10th May.
FEM Melbourne Chapter Meeting 10/05/17
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Mobility Reimagined: Managing Mobility in a Changing Landscape

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Mobility is evolving, driven by advancing technology, transformations in the way people and organisations work and by a fundamental shift in the political and regulatory environment.

PwC research tells us that mobility levels have increased by 25% over the past decade, with predicted growth of a further 50% by 2020. However, unlike the traditional and formal mobility types we will continue to see an increasing number of global workers move in more fluid and informal ways.

What will the future of mobility look like? How do you take your mobility program forward into the future?

Please join us for an interactive discussion about how the rules of mobility are changing. Topics covered will include making your global mobility program fit for the future, talent strategies and mobility and navigating the changing international landscape.

Speakers:
Victor Sojo, Melbourne University
Dr Victor Sojo is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Workplace Leadership and a Lecturer in Leadership and Research Methods at the Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Melbourne. He completed a BSc in Industrial/Organisational Psychology (Magna Cum Laude), a MSc in Health Psychology and a PhD in Psychology. Victor’s research focusses on factors that facilitate and hinder gender equality in occupational contexts, leaders’ role in diversity management, and implicit leadership theories.

Speakers from PwC's People & Organisation (P&O) busines to be announced.

When:
Wednesday, 10th May, 2017
07:30-09:30AM

Where:
PwC
2 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006,
Proceed to Level 19 Reception

Cost:

  • Complimentary to Corporate HR.
  • £75 for global mobility suppliers, per person, assuming the supplier has a valid Supplier Membership of £350


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