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NJ FEM Chapter Meeting: Destination USA: Understanding In-Bound Destination Services - Issues in Implementation

Next New Jersey Chapter meeting - May 8, 2019
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Mercedes Naficy D'Angelo
Director, Global Business Solutions, Cultural Awareness International
NJ FEM Chapter Meeting: Destination USA: Understanding In-Bound Destination Services - Issues in Implementation
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Join us as a panel of experts discuss top destination relocation issues to NJ and the rest of the United States. 

  • What practices successfully assist international assignees in relocating to the US? 
  • What challenges interfere with successful relocation outcomes? 
  • Maslows' Hierarchy of Needs tells us that safety, food and shelter are the basic needs before we can get to  higher level motivation. This too impacts assignee engagement and assignment success!

Our panelists: 

  • Sue Blasius, Global Mobility, ADP
  • Judy Bergstresser, Global Mobility Partner, Evonik
  • Mary Deveau, Director Global Supply Chain, Weichert Workforce Mobility
  • Vince Cordova, Principle, Global Mobility, Mercer

Moderator:    
Mercedes Naficy D’Angelo, Global Business Solutions, Cultural Awareness International, Inc.

Date:
May 8, 2019

Time:   
11:30 – 12:15 Registration and lunch
(complements of Paramount Transportation Systems)
12:15 opening remarks and introductions
12:30 – 1:30 Panel Discussion

Address:
KPMG Offices, 51 JFK Parkway, Short Hills NJ 07078

Register here

If you have difficulty registering please email cai@culturalawareness.com  

NJ FEM Chapter Steering Committee Members: Special thanks to my long time committee members and our new committee members for helping to support a thriving and educational NJ Chapter!

Bill Barron, KPMG
Dan Bolger, REA-Partners in Transition 
Norma Cuellar, Néstle
Megan DeMartinis, Weichert Workforce Mobility 
Michelle Durkin, Teva Pharmaceuticals
Anthony Frangione, Paramount Transportation Systems
Laura Kern, Nokia
Ken Kramer, HSBC

Go to the profile of Mercedes Naficy D'Angelo
Mercedes Naficy D'Angelo
Director, Global Business Solutions, Cultural Awareness International

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