Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM) EMEA Summit 2023
October 31, 2023 — November 1, 2023 | 9:00 AM — 4:00 PM BST

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Location
Royal Lancaster London, Lancaster Terrace
London W2 2TY
Fragomen is a platinum sponsor of the 2023 FEM EMEA Summit in London.
About the Conference:
The event brings together industry leaders, innovators, experts and HR specialists from across the EMEA region. The two-day conference includes interactive workshop sessions, panel discussions, roundtables, case studies and Mobility Masterclasses hosted by senior global mobility leaders.
Fragomen Speakers:
October 31st
9:30am – 10:10am
Panel Discussion: Talent Mobility - Do We Still Need to Move Humans?
George Koureas, Managing Partner, Europe
11:30am – 12:10am
Expert Insight Session: How to Keep Calm and Carry On in a Permacrisis
Nadine Goldfoot, Partner, Fragomen
2:15pm – 2:55pm
Senior Invite Only Workshop
Title: Staying Ahead of the Digital Curve – Immigration Compliance
Speakers:
William Baird, Partner, Fragomen
Jen Fackelman, Director, Nomadic: A Fragomen Technology Solution
November 1st
12:10 – 13:00
Roundtable: Unlocking potential: Addressing skill and talent shortages using innovative pathways
Speakers:
Ángel Bello Cortes, Partner, Fragomen
Charlotte Wills, Partner, Fragomen
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