Fragomen is honored with two 2023 Expatriate Management and Mobility Awards (EMMAs) at the Forum for Expatriate Management’s Americas Summit in Dallas, Texas:
- Thought Leadership – Best Survey or Research Study of the Year (recognized for the firm's Worldwide Immigration Trends Report)
- Best Partnership Between a Corporate Organization and a Service Provider (recognized for the firm's partnership with Talent Beyond Boundaries)
Fragomen was also highly commended in the "Immigration Provider of the Year" category.
Judges called Fragomen's Worldwide Immigration Trends Report "a must-read for every mobility professional, providing invaluable knowledge that will sharpen our business acumen."
They also cited Fragomen's partnership with Talent Beyond Boundaries as "incredibly impactful," noting that "helping displaced people who have skills to fill labor gaps is true innovation, serving a very altruistic yet strategic mission to place the right talent in the right jobs."
The awards honor achievement and success in global mobility during the prior year. Fragomen is consistently recognized by FEM for excellence in technological and legal innovation, diversity and inclusion, crisis leadership and staff development.
Learn more about the awards and view the full list of recipients here.
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In the Mobility Minute, Practice Leader Colm Collins outlines upcoming changes to Ireland’s employment permit qualifying criteria and the steps employers should take ahead of the 1 March 2026 implementation.
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Partner Charlotte Slocombe discusses what travellers to the US under the Visa Waiver Program need to disclose and consider before travelling.
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Counsel Brian Hunt discussed US Customs and Border Protection's proposed changes to the ESTA application process regarding social media and additional personal information.
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Senior Counsel Mitch Wexler explains key considerations for Indian applicants under the new Gold Card program.
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Partner Bo Cooper highlights that visitors to the US under the visa waiver program for the 2026 World Cup could face a more extensive ESTA application process.
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Awards
Fragomen Ireland is accredited with IBEC’s KeepWell Mark™, recognizing the practice’s commitment to wellbeing, inclusion and responsible business.
Media mentions
Partner Ángel Bello Cortés outlines upcoming changes to Ireland’s immigration rules and their implications for employers.
Media mentions
Partner Chad Ellsworth discussed the new $100,000 H-1B visa fee and ongoing demand for specialized talent across the US tech industry.
Media mentions
Senior Manager Kate Hooper and Associate Naomi Nyamaah explain the importance of maintaining sponsor licences for care providers in the UK.
Media mentions
Counsel Brian Hunt outlines how the US could scan social media as part of proposed entry requirements for travellers applying through ESTA.
Video
In the Mobility Minute, Practice Leader Colm Collins outlines upcoming changes to Ireland’s employment permit qualifying criteria and the steps employers should take ahead of the 1 March 2026 implementation.
Media mentions
Partner Charlotte Slocombe discusses what travellers to the US under the Visa Waiver Program need to disclose and consider before travelling.
Media mentions
Counsel Brian Hunt discussed US Customs and Border Protection's proposed changes to the ESTA application process regarding social media and additional personal information.
Media mentions
Senior Counsel Mitch Wexler explains key considerations for Indian applicants under the new Gold Card program.
Video
In this Mobility Minute, Manager Maja Sugui outlines key legalisation requirements when the Apostille Convention does not apply or when country-specific exceptions exist.
Media mentions
Partner Bo Cooper highlights that visitors to the US under the visa waiver program for the 2026 World Cup could face a more extensive ESTA application process.
Media mentions
Partners Aaron Blumberg and K. Edward Raleigh outline how recent US visa policy changes affect H-1B and H-4 workers and how employers are adjusting compliance and work authorization processes.