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Fragomen is a strategic partner for the Global Mobility Executive Leaders Exchange in Frankfurt on September 10, 2025. The GME Leaders Exchange series of events brings together the senior Global Mobility & HR leader community in a fresh and innovative environment where guests can share, listen, learn, and grow. This event offers Global Mobility & HR professionals the opportunity to hear from inspirational industry leaders, participate in interactive breakout sessions, benchmarking, and networking.
Fragomen Partner Dr. Axel Boysen and Senior Associate Ruben Fiedler, will share an overview of the immigration landscape and trends impacting businesses. They will also help facilitate the discussions for the exchange session topics including:
- Aligning Global Mobility & Talent Teams: Practical models for joint workforce planning on international moves.
- Global Mobility Transformation: Roadmaps, governance, and change management for program overhauls.
- Compliance Simplified: Emerging solutions for right-to-work, Posted Workers, and broader regulatory needs.
- Remote Work Strategies: Policy design, risk controls, and day-to-day execution from theory to practice.
- Securing Buy-In for Technology Investments: Building business cases that earn leadership approval and deliver ROI.
- Managing Short-Term Assignments: Controls for business travel and short-term compliance risk.
- Digital Innovations in Mobility: Using technology and AI to improve performance and reduce cost.
- Flexible Work Models: Policy updates for virtual assignees, permanent transfers, and self-initiated moves.
To register your interest for this event please email [email protected].
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