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Amara Singapore, 165 Tanjong Pagar Road
Singapore 088539
Fragomen is a panel sponsor at the FEM APAC Summit on Thursday, 4 September at Amara Hotel, Singapore.
This one-day event includes workshops, panel discussions, roundtables, case studies and Mobility Masterclasses delivering up-to-date knowledge, new ideas and networking opportunities. The content-packed agenda brings together industry leaders, innovators, experts and HR specialists.
Fragomen APAC Regional Partner, Mark Buchanan, will be participating on the opening panel discussion 'A New World Order - The Changing Global Mobility Landscape'.
Changes in governments across the globe are bringing new immigration and tax regulations, tariffs and changes to trade agreements and shaping a new employment landscape – what will all this mean for global mobility and business as a whole?
- What do these changes mean for companies that operate into and out of the Asia Pacific region?
- What do you need to know to negotiate these changes and what could be the implications for mobility, extended business travel, cross-border and ‘virtual’ working?
- What alternative visas/programs can you use if traditional immigration routes are more difficult?
- How can you shock-proof your mobility program?
- Where are the new opportunities in the domestic, regional and international environment?
Taking place on the evening of the Summit, the APAC EMMAs (Expatriate Management & Mobility Awards) champion the very best projects and initiatives in global mobility in this exciting region. The awards ceremony, gala dinner and drinks reception will be a chance to network and reward the organisations leading the field across the region.
If you would like to attend this event, please click the Register button.
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