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'The Future of Work' has never been a more pressing issue for global mobility

Is it time to reimagine the moility function? Our EMEA Online Summit panel of 'disruptive thinkers' will be debating this, Thursday, 19th November
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Claire Tennant-Scull
Global Director, Content & Events, Forum for Expatriate Management
'The Future of Work' has never been a more pressing issue for global mobility
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I've just completed the panel briefing meeting with the brilliant panellists on our Focus Panel Discussion which will take place Thursday, 19th November: 

Mobility Mega Trends and the Future of Work

Ezeibe Agomo of Equinix, Paul Bennett of PerchPeek, Chris Blair of Aviva, Cyril Brenninkmeijer of ECA International and Efrat Konforty, highly experienced mobility professional, will be taking the long, strategic view and debating the nature and future  of mobility. 

Among other questions, I'll be asking:

  • What is the future of mobility in the context of pandemic, economic pressure and industry consolidation? 
  • Is it time to reimagine the purpose of the Global Mobility function?
  • How can the mobility service delivery model adapt to help mobility and the wider business achieve their strategic objectives?
  • How can you harness the power of technology? 
  • Are your global mobility policies the right fit for your corporate culture? 
  • How can you effectively manage a global workforce that is working from home?
  • Do we need to encourage a more entrepreneurial mindset?

All original and inspiring thinkers, our speakers are not afraid to challenge received wisdom and will tackle the issues within the topic from their wide-ranging perspectives.  

Having had a chance to explore some of their ideas, I am looking ahead to the discussion with great anticipation. I hope you will join us and submit any questions you also have in advance. 

Register here to to take part in a whole week of inspiring and practical discussions and presentations at the FEM EMEA Online Summit
16-20 November

With many thanks to our sponsors: 

Go to the profile of Claire Tennant-Scull
Claire Tennant-Scull
Global Director, Content & Events, Forum for Expatriate Management

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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