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Implementation of EU ICT (2014/66/EU) and Enforcement Directive (2014/67/EU) - Impact for Global Mobility

A summary of the Frankfurt Chapter on May 16, 2017.

May 19, 2017

Managing Director DACH | Vice President Business Development, CIBTvisas & Newland Chase

Implementation of EU ICT (2014/66/EU) and Enforcement Directive (2014/67/EU) - Impact for Global Mobility

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On May 16th 2017 we held this years first FEM – Chapter Meeting at EY Frankfurt/Eschborn. Over 30 Global Mobility professionals discussed with our presenters from EY and Christian Biemer from ING-DiBa the impact of the implementation of the EU ICT and the Enforcement Directive.

The presentations started with an overview of the Directives followed by a lively discussion between the audience and our presenters about various case studies.

We received very positive feedback about this event and we would like to use this opportunity to thank all participants and our presenters for many valuable and fruitful discussions.

The slide deck is now available here

We would like to invite you to participate in one of our upcoming events:

May 30th Zurich
July 11th Munich
October 12th Hamburg
November 14th Munich
November 16th Frankfurt
November 21st Zurich

Dates may be subject to change

Want to know more about the Frankfurt Chapter Meeting or receive updates on future events? Please email Marianne Aronsen

Frank Jura (He/Him)

Managing Director DACH | Vice President Business Development, CIBTvisas & Newland Chase

With over two decades of experience in HR Global Mobility and Immigration, he possesses profound industry expertise. Before his current role, Frank was employed at professional services and relocation management companies, occupying various leadership positions in operations, consulting, and client management. These roles allowed him to support corporate clients from diverse sectors. Frank is deeply dedicated to providing value and outstanding service to customers and corporate partners. He often spearheads thought leadership efforts and is a regular speaker at client gatherings. Frank earned a Master’s Degree from the Technical University Munich.