Global Mobility Event You Cannot Miss
In partnership with InterNations Business Solutions and EMG School Placement, the upcoming event will explore how the relocation experience impacts an employee at work and how it effects their mental well-being and their families, too.
With ground-breaking research studies and an expert panel, attendees will be provided insights into how small adjustments can improve the relocation experience monumentally with minimal costs.
Next Gen GM’s Global Mobility event will take place on Thursday, September 26 from 18:30 to 22:00 (BST) at KPMG.
Next Gen GM is a unique networking group who wish to aid its members in developing their Global Mobility knowledge and enhancing
their standing within their respective company.
Global Mobility is a fast-paced industry that is evolving to meet the demands of worldwide businesses that are ever-changing in order to meet consumer’s demand. Global Mobility professionals are essential to the success of the Global Mobility Function and play an important role in adapting and changing the shape of the global mobility world for the next generation. However, these professionals can sometimes be overlooked in their personal and professional development within the industry.
The September 26 event will run as a panel discussion covering many topics within the global mobility industry.
One panelist Ksenija Popac will dive into the importance of finding the right school for employees who are relocating with school children. Popac will also be sharing her insights into why successful education relocation for children is a critical factor in employee retention.
As global mobility professionals begin to focus more on the employee experience in an environment where budgets are decreasing, this panel of experts will discuss why support is critical for employees’ well-being and how small monetary investments can make a huge positive impact.
Other topics will include: dealing with challenges employees and their families face when moving to a new location, the most challenging aspect of an international relocation that impacts employee wellbeing, the importance of focusing on finding the right school when relocating and upon repatriation, research evidence of the 2019 expat survey conducted by InterNations.
Providing Support for Assignees and Their Families
A special global mobility event which explored the importance of providing support to assignees and their families took place in London on September 26.
The event was organised by Holly Creed and Nathalie Chapman, co-founders of Next Gen GM.
The September 26 event was run as a panel discussion covering many topics within the global mobility industry.
Ksenija Popac, the Founder of EMG School Placement and Nicola Claire, Senior Educational Consultant shared their insights into the challenges of education and assignments; the importance of finding the right school for employees when relocating with school children, why successful education relocation for children is a critical factor in employee retention.
EMG School Placement panelists were joined by Lindsay M. Lydon and Andreea Mihalache, Business Solutions Consultants from InterNations who shared research evidence of the 2019 expat survey conducted by InterNations. Along with Yumi Gomes Sasagawa, Global Mobility
Services Technology Specialist from KPMG UK they shared further insights into the impact of relocation on employees and their families` well-being.
Visit to Holland Expat Center South
One-stop shop, free of charge, for all expats living in the North Brabant region.
On October 30, Ksenija Popac met with Kris de Prins, Managing Director of Holland Expat Center South and Olivia van den Broek-Neri, Project Coordinator Communications & Events.
It was amazing to learn what Expat Center offers to all newcomers.Apart from providing information on how to settle in the Netherlands, it also assists expats with formal procedures including the municipal basic administration and residence documents. Expats also have an opportunity to meet and socialize at various, regular events organized for international community.
And if you want to have everything at hand The Expat´s Guide is definitely an excellent resource of information on formalities (residence and work permit, BSN, just to name a few of them), housing, taxation, finance and insurance, leisure, culture and much more. You can pick up you free copy directly at the Expat Center or read it online. Read
Holland Expat Center South, located in Eindhoven, is a non-profit governmental agency assisting expats with a smooth transition to the south part of the Netherlands. Expats can contact “Welcome Desk” on +31 (0) 40 238 6777 or just stop by and have their questions answered in person.
