Accelerate your global mobility career with vital new skills
The Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM) was established more than a decade ago to bring the global mobility community together, and we continue to do just that with our Summits, Conferences and Chapter meetings around the world. Part of our mission is to promote the sharing of industry knowledge - but we also strive to give all our members and delegates (both on the HR corporate and the supplier side) opportunities to increase their own personal, professional skills.
At our Americas Summit in Dallas in May, industry leaders, Matt Burns and Rita Meouchy ran a highly successful Global Mobility Fundamentals course that we hope to offer at our EMEA Summit in London, November 20-21st.
Before that though, FEM will be in Singapore, on 5th September at Hotel Fort Canning in the cultural heart of this dynamic city. At our one-day Global Mobility APAC Summit we have a range of panel discussions, roundtables, expert insight sessions and Mobility Masterclasses. This year too, I'm delighted to announce that we have two special Masterclasses that focus on professional development, again run by highly experienced experts in their fields.
You can choose between these two Open to All Masterclasses. Just click on the topic titles to find out more:
Building a successful career in mobility – tips on how to gain the right experiences, build your profile and advance your career
or
Developing your voice for greater influence and impact
See the full Summit Agenda for more masterclasses, panel discussions, roundtables and expert insight sessions
Register for the FEM APAC Summit today
Email our Events Manager:
helena.barrow@forum-expat-management.com to reserve your place at either of these sessions.
Claire Tennant-Scull is Global Director of Content & Events at the Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM). She produces and chairs all FEM’s Conferences and Summits in Amsterdam, the Americas, APAC and EMEA and oversees FEM's global awards (EMMAs). Claire works closely with key clients, leads FEM’s London Chapter and oversees the FEM website, reports and publications. In addition to her experience in Global Mobility, Claire has more than 20 years’ expertise in publishing, working as a managing editor, writer, journalist and broadcaster, both in the print and digital world. With thousands of contacts across the Global Mobility community, Claire is always keen to welcome new members and to broaden the FEM community.
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Developing my voice was the key skill that allowed me to go from a low level career to a seat at the executive table. Looking forward to sharing my key learnings with you all and I promise that you will not be just leaving with information, you will start to develop your new voice in the room. See you all there!