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Fragomen is a strategic partner of the Global Mobility Executive Leaders Exchange in Atlanta, taking place on Thursday, September 19.
About the Event:
Global Mobility functions continue to adapt and transform in order to meet the needs of their global workforce strategy. Now, more than ever before, it is crucial that senior HR and GM professionals connect to share challenges and strategies on how they can innovate and adapt to keep ahead of the curve.
Fragomen Partners, Karen Winarsky and Samantha Weidenbaum will join the session as Strategic Partners to discuss the following topics:
- How can organizations effectively prepare for potential shifts in immigration policies and regulatory environments resulting from global elections, to ensure continuity in Global Mobiliity operations?
- In light of geopolitical uncertainties influenced by election outcomes, what strategies can Global Mobility leaders adopt to mitigate risks and maintain operational efficiency in their global mobility programs?
- With a significant portion of the global population voting this year, how should HR/GM functions adapt their talent acquisition and retention strategies to remain competitive and compliant amidst evolving political climates?
- How should organizations respond to current global and regional immigration trends and the “war for talent,” ensuring compliance with varying regulations while gaining a competitive advantage in talent acquisition and retention?
- What role should Global Mobility play in advocating for policies that support cross-border talent mobility in the face of changing political landscapes and election outcomes?
Discussion Timings (EST):
08:30 AM – 09:00 AM | Registration and Refreshments
09:00 AM – 09:30 AM | Welcome and Introductions
09:30 AM – 11:00 AM | GME Leaders Exchange
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM | Networking
THIS SESSION IS BY INVITATION ONLY
To register your interest please contact Charlie Dabney: [email protected].
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